Comment by simianparrot

That's not what I'm saying at all. I am actually considered "intersex" because I was born with one of my testicles located and stuck within my abdomen. As a baby they discovered it, and my mom let them operate and relocate it to my scrotum. While the testicle is believed to be inert, it's otherwise normal and I'm glad she did. And I'm glad she and the doctor had the mental faculties in place to _evaluate individual medical concerns_ properly. Not all cases are simply cosmetic; a dislocated testicle can cause a lot of problems later in life, as you might imagine, since it's not supposed to be where it was stuck.