Klinefelter Syndrome 

A chromosomal abnormality. Typically, affected cells have one y and two x chromosomes (contrast the y and x of cells in a normal male). People with this non-disorder often exhibit vaguely sinister androgyny and an independent and empirical worldview unrestrained by popular gender expectations.

That tall angry guy with the hourglass figure has Klinefelter Syndrome. He's sterile. He diverts his creative instincts toward art, vigilantee suicide missions, and hormonal spazzing. Don't fuck with him, he's wild.

Klinefelter Syndrome by nothingsnecessary November 9, 2012

Klinefelter Syndrome 

Name after TEMS Scott Klinefelter, it’s when you’re such a stud, you completely destroy all your X chromosomes making you mentally unhinged.

Oh Scott’s got that Klinefelter syndrome and that’s why he huffs emesis bags

Klinefelter Syndrome by Hoagies before Poagies September 1, 2022

klinefelter syndrome 

Sort of syndome that makes males appear more feminine (47xxy)

Jozel is a poor boy , he suffers from Klinefelter syndrome .
Boys who have klinefelter syndrome probably are infertile.

klinefelter syndrome by bukuuuuu February 24, 2025

klinefelter syndrome 

Sort of syndrome that makes males appear more feminine(47xxy)

Jozel is a poor boy , he had klinefelter syndrome

klinefelter syndrome by bukuuuuu February 24, 2025

klinefelter's syndrome 

Klinefelter's syndrome is a genetic disorder which means that men have an XXY chromosome set up rather than the usual XY (for a male). The XXY almost always causes feminisation of men or anti-masculinisation. Klinefelter's syndrome can be extreme or non-apparent depending on the person. Usual symptoms can be :
Enlarged breasts
Wide hips
Voice not breaking
Narrow shoulders
Long arms or legs
testicular atrophy (small testicles)
infertility

Crossdresser's would probably like to have klinefelter's syndrome so that they would look girlier.

klinefelter's syndrome by anonymous-help December 13, 2005

Klinefelter's syndrome 

Klinefelter's syndrome, 47, XXY or XXY syndrome is a condition caused by a chromosome aneuploidy. Affected males have an extra X sex chromosome. The principal effect is small testes development and reduced fertility. A variety of other physical and behavioral differences and problems are common, though severity varies and many boys and men with the condition have few detectable symptoms. It is the second most common extra chromosome condition, and is named after Dr. Harry Klinefelter, an endocrinologist at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts, who first described it in 1942. The condition exists in roughly 1 out of every 500 to 1,000 males.

"What's wrong with that guy? Is he gay?"
"No, he has Klinefelter's syndrome"
"So is he a dude or a chick?"
-_- "Anyone with a Y chromosome is biologically considered male."

Klinefelter's syndrome by :O] October 31, 2007