Did both of my parents lie intentionally or did my mom cheat?

[Anonymous]

I'm so confused from what I just learned in biology. I'm 14 by the way.
Both of my parents are biological females. But I'm a boy. How is that possible? If my dad donated XX chromosomes to my mom who also has XX chromosomes, why do I have XY?

Theoretically I should have XX, regardless of which of the Xs was fertilizing.
Where did the Y come from, and are they my real parents?

[slatyb]

At least one of them definitely is not your natural parent. Currently we do not have the technology to impregnate an ovum with genetic material from another ovum. If we could, then you are correct, only females could be produced.

So somewhere out there you have a father. Most often lesbian couples use a sperm donor.

[DarkWinterNights]

Actually it can technically be done using stem cells from a female donor, but it’s experimental and can only result in a female offspring. Likely with genetic defects so it isn’t very ethical.

[DarkWinterNights]

But yes, he likely has a father out there somewhere.

[AMS700CX4u2]

Only a male can donate a Y chromosome. Which is why if a female could autoclone all of her autocloned offspring would be female and a replica of her. To bad King Henry the Eight did not understand that.

[Astarlessnightsky]

They had to use a sperm donor.

Two biological females can't get each other pregnant, you need sperm and egg.

[PrincetonGirl97]

They're your real parents. Appreciate them as they are.

[mr4435669]

Nope.

[mr4435669]

Don't worry, this is known as the fag-G0t gene, it occurs in 4% of children of two homosexuals.

[Lionman95]

No because unless you have klinefelter. You´re genom will always be XY as a guy. Why do you think your genom should be XX.

[Sandeeppingping]

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