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Hello, welcome to Beyond Today.

I'm Tina Dehealy and this is a space to answer one big question about one big story. Today, who decides what sex you are?

How many intersex you are?

How many intersex people do you know and do you even know what it means?

Well I've been speaking to someone who definitely knows a lot more about intersex people than we do.

I'm mega Mohan and I'm the BBC's global gender and identity

correspondent.

I am addicted to the internet so I know what is happening in these conversations

with minority communities that are happening in places you know like Tumblr

Planet Romeo you know kind of these kind of safe spaces that minority communities go to to define who they are.

And I think being the first global gender and identity correspondent means that I can, we can visit those conversations to tell a more

rounded human story. She's made a documentary about people with intersex traits

and how they should be treated and when or even if they should ever be operated on and who gets to decide.

Mega met a six-year-old whose parents have made a pretty big decision.

Rosie is such an interesting case for us because Rosie is a six-year-old girl who lives in Milwaukee,

which is a city in near Lake Michigan, and it a very famous for the Fons happy days if people can't place it in their heads and

Rosie was born with congenital adrenal hyperplasia. So she is intersex-bodied, which means that she was born with ambiguous genitalia,

and her parents made the rather revolutionary decision to raise her as intersex-bodied openly.

So they are going to let her choose what she would like to be when she grows up.

Hi, my name is Rosie.

Rosie is frequently mistaken for a boy

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