In some cases, it could be misconstrued as a'myth' due to lack of awareness. But in the medical field, these are real situations that are studied and understood. Specialists in endocrinology and genetics often deal with such complex cases to provide appropriate medical care and support.
This type of question is not appropriate as it reduces individuals to stereotypes and doesn't consider the complexity of human emotions and desires. It's better to build genuine connections based on mutual respect and understanding.
Once, a friend was doing a theater play where she had to pretend to be a clumsy waitress. As she rushed across the stage, she tripped and her skirt flew up, and she humorously said 'Well, at least my vagina didn't make an unexpected cameo!'. It was so unexpected that the whole audience burst into laughter.
I think you should approach it with sensitivity and respect. Avoid being vulgar or objectifying. Focus on the context and the character's emotions related to it.