Not necessarily. He may just be a masculine boy.
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No, they are not necessarily transgender.A transgender person is someone whose gender differs from that which they were assigned at birth, it's not that a trans woman is a boy who wants to become a woman so much as they were always a woman but were assigned the wrong gender at birth - important distinction. Some trans people are non-binary so they are not men or women, it may be the boy in question is gender queer in some other way rather than being a trans woman but may not fully understand being transgender yet or may be reluctant in defining where he is in the gender spectrum. It may be that the boy is just a feminine boy, cis boys can be feminine without wanting to become girls/women.
It means that you have a transgender orientation.
In the context of transgender women (often referred to as "t-girls"), "straight top" typically refers to a transgender woman who identifies as heterosexual and is attracted to cisgender men. The term can also imply that she prefers to take on a more traditionally masculine role in sexual or romantic encounters. It's important to note that terms and identities can vary widely, and individuals may have their own interpretations.
"my" : only when the object after it is masculine.
It Means Wanting To Be Like The Other Person Or Wanting What They Have.
A Tgirl is a Transgender girl. She could be a Transsexual or a Transvestite.
'le' can mean 'the'(masculine) or 'it'
It is masculine for "you are mean".
LGBT stands for Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender Some prefer the more recent and more complete acronym LGBTQIA (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, Intersex, and Asexual)
If you mean the adjective, it's allemand.
dear (masculine)