A reader asked: When my stereopsis depth perception developed, did my "personality change and have a more balanced based gender?"

Great question.  I was dominant through my left eye, female perceptions associated with my mother's side of the family. My right eye view either drifted out and up or was suppressed. This depended on my inner emotional state. When I was succumbing to my perceived anger, frustration and low self esteem, then I saw double. When I behaved in an emotional shut down mode, poor me, and I hate the outside, I had no double vision, because I suppressed my view through the right eye. 

What I learned was how to use my eyes to monitor my inner emotional state. In other words, my eyes gave me perfect biofeedback to assess where I was going to in my inner emotions.  I still use this skill to this day. As I mastered looking through my right eye with less projection of anger, that is perceiving the outside not as my enemy, my double images started getting close and closer. At the same time, I entered into stereoscopic viewing that was not all that new, however, on the emotional level, I entered in more depth of myself. I wasn't that drawn to the outside depth, more my own deeper view of myself. 

The outcome of this process was my becoming more a man, behaving like a maturing man, not like a rebellious boy who is not getting what he thinks he wants.  Integration in the binocular view is about depth of self. About viewing life in a fulfilling way, like there is nothing missing, because I was looking out through both eyes, all the resources from my mother and father's side of the family at my disposal.