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Charles Darling was born with male genitals and was treated like a normal boy until one day his body began to grow breasts and hips. The next five years he spent trying to hide his feminine silhouette under baggy clothes, feeling like a freak. Eventually, at the age of 18 he was diagnosed with the Klinefelter’s syndrome – a genetic disorder that affects males which usually occur when a boy is born with one or more extra female chromosomes.
Charli Darling is not a common person, he was born a boy but his natural body modifications turned him into a woman
Unwilling to accept his new body Charles underwent a breast reduction operation but in vain, his breasts grew back again. It took long time for Charles to embrace his new identity and start a new life as a woman. She said: “At first I thought I was a freak, I’d grown up as a boy and suddenly my breasts started growing. I didn’t feel anything like a man, I never had an Adam’s apple, my voice never broke, instead I had feminine hips and breasts.
Unwilling to accept his new body Charles underwent a breast reduction operation but in vain
“At first it was so confusing because I’d grown up as a boy, but I felt like a woman, I didn’t know who I could talk to. I didn’t decide to be a woman I grew into one naturally – all because of Klinefelter’s Syndrome. For me I’ve always felt like a woman and could never see a man when I looked in the mirror. Now I’m much stronger as a person and have accepted who I am – being intersex isn’t a phase and I’m not going to change.
The next five years he spent trying to hide his feminine silhouette under baggy clothes, feeling like a freak
“I thought I had to hide my dark secret which was ruining my young life, but then I discovered that I love who I am. I was unique and shouldn’t get rid of what I was naturally born with. I realised it was a privilege to be intersex not a curse, there was nothing wrong with me. When I look in the mirror now I see a beautiful woman who’s gone through a gruesome journey, but thankfully I’m at the other end of it now and I’m happy.”
Eventually, at the age of 18 he was diagnosed with the Klinefelter’s syndrome
Now the 38-year-old woman is preparing to compete in the Miss Transgender UK beauty contest. And wants to raise awareness of Klinefelter’s syndrome to ensure no one else has to go through what she did. The syndrome is lifelong from conception and affects 12 million people worldwide. Often symptoms may be subtle and many people do not realise they are affected until they reach puberty.
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Charles Darling was born with male genitals and was treated like a normal boy until one day his body began to grow breasts and hips. The next five years he spent trying to hide his feminine silhouette under baggy clothes, feeling like a freak. Eventually, at the age of 18 he was diagnosed with the Klinefelter’s syndrome – a genetic disorder that affects males which usually occur when a boy is born with one or more extra female chromosomes.
Charli Darling is not a common person, he was born a boy but his natural body modifications turned him into a woman
Unwilling to accept his new body Charles underwent a breast reduction operation but in vain, his breasts grew back again. It took long time for Charles to embrace his new identity and start a new life as a woman. She said: “At first I thought I was a freak, I’d grown up as a boy and suddenly my breasts started growing. I didn’t feel anything like a man, I never had an Adam’s apple, my voice never broke, instead I had feminine hips and breasts.
Unwilling to accept his new body Charles underwent a breast reduction operation but in vain
“At first it was so confusing because I’d grown up as a boy, but I felt like a woman, I didn’t know who I could talk to. I didn’t decide to be a woman I grew into one naturally – all because of Klinefelter’s Syndrome. For me I’ve always felt like a woman and could never see a man when I looked in the mirror. Now I’m much stronger as a person and have accepted who I am – being intersex isn’t a phase and I’m not going to change.
The next five years he spent trying to hide his feminine silhouette under baggy clothes, feeling like a freak
“I thought I had to hide my dark secret which was ruining my young life, but then I discovered that I love who I am. I was unique and shouldn’t get rid of what I was naturally born with. I realised it was a privilege to be intersex not a curse, there was nothing wrong with me. When I look in the mirror now I see a beautiful woman who’s gone through a gruesome journey, but thankfully I’m at the other end of it now and I’m happy.”
Eventually, at the age of 18 he was diagnosed with the Klinefelter’s syndrome
Now the 38-year-old woman is preparing to compete in the Miss Transgender UK beauty contest. And wants to raise awareness of Klinefelter’s syndrome to ensure no one else has to go through what she did. The syndrome is lifelong from conception and affects 12 million people worldwide. Often symptoms may be subtle and many people do not realise they are affected until they reach puberty.
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