Surgical results, risks, and complications are poorly documented, resulting in unknown outcomes. Quality of life studies are lacking. Skoog noted that the Constitutional Court of Colombia had recently intervened to prohibit genital surgery on two intersex children. Skoog reviewed phenotypic development, noting that what happens prenatally is clear, but that postnatal issues are controversial. In addition, the increased acceptance of homosexuality in today's society is a factor that will affect treatment.
Psychosexual differentiation is controversial.
I thought Money understood. This was Money's principle. There has been intellectual dishonesty on our part. A huge problem is the parents' relationship with the child. We tell them to deny the child's need to act male.