and S. B), whereas other studies support the role of intersexuality in the treatment of sexual behavior disorders (Abner, 2005; Moller, 1997; Bochel, 2007; Kiehl, 2009). Although the effect of sexual orientation differs, a finding that may lead to an effective intervention would require the specific combination of biological sex and intersexuality. Our findings do not provide evidence that intersexuality is harmful. We should acknowledge that there is a range of potential benefits to intersexuality to both prevention and treatment. Moreover, there are multiple factors that can predispose a person's overall sexual and reproductive health and to reduce sexual and reproductive risk behaviors. These are relevant to different populations or different time periods.