Welcome to Androtypos.org. The organization for “other type of men“.

All of us who identify as male and who are raised as men are learned from early childhood on how to be a man and what is biologically expected of us as men. Inspired by unwritten suffocating rules, shrouded in secrecy. What biologically is expected of men belongs to the domain of male sexuality which is still very much taboo. 

But what if we are born with biological/anatomical characteristics that do not comply with this myth? Myth? Yes, the “man” is a myth.  Manliness is defined strictly by social construct. The myth is man made. There isn’t scientific evidence off how a typical man should look like nor how he should function. 

In reality there is a vast biological variety in humans and there are also natural variations in sex characteristics. But nevertheless medicine a.o. defines these variations as anomalies has developed an whole range of – as they call it – repair or corrective surgical techniques. Some of these techniques aren’t even based on science but inspired by social construct(s). Not on life threatening criteria or such. 

In some cases surgical intervention is often done in early infancy without the concerned individual’s consent and with the guise that the individual won’t remember; and with the claim that there won’t be any consequences/complications for the individual.

The reality is that there are almost always consequences/complications from this type of surgery. Often needing further additional surgeries.  

With surgery in early childhood e.g. no one can tell how the individual will further develop, neither anatomically, neither mentally… Medicine can not foretell nor prove how a body and a person will develop. In fact, no one can. 

The medical class, obsessed with pathologies and which uses Latin, doesn’t really acknowledge nor really bother with the suffering of affected men. Which goes against their own claim to work Evidence Based as their evidence are individuals and their lived experience with a certain condition. 

“Androtypos” is derived from (Ancient) Greek as a contraction of Andros & Typos.