Intersex conditions are universally viewed as medical anomalies that require correction in all cultures.

Intersex conditions are when a person is born with physical sex characteristics that don't fit typical definitions of male or female. While some cultures may see these conditions as unusual, not all view them as needing correction. In fact, many intersex individuals and advocates argue that these variations are natural and should be accepted rather than "fixed. " For example, in some societies, intersex people have been recognized and respected as a third gender, showing that acceptance can vary widely. Understanding intersex conditions involves recognizing that our ideas about gender and biology are not the same everywhere, and it's important to respect each person’s identity and choices.