Despite what anti-trans X users will have you believe, all humans have the potential to have a visible Adam's apple. The thyroid cartilage that surrounds the larynx simply tends to be larger for cisgender men because of their hormone production in puberty, hence their Adam's apple being more prominent. However, it's also entirely normal for cisgender women to have a visible Adam's apple.
Replying to the "transvestigators", one person mockingly wrote: "Every human on Earth has that bit of cartilage, if you had ever felt the touch of a woman you would know this."
Someone else shared a clip of the actress in a 2000 episode of Sex and the City, in which she plays Debbie, a film executive interested in turning Carrie's columns into films. In the short clip, the cartilage covering Gellar's larynx moves as she talks, prompting the poster to ask: "Are we seriously going to ignore the Adam's apple?"
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