What does transexual mean?

Answer 1

They are a person born with the physical characteristics of a one gender who emotionally and psychologically feels that they belong to the opposite gender. They hate their original parts and need surgery as contrasted to transgendered people.

Persons actually born with transsexualism (as opposed to choosing mere transgenderism) will eventually go through hormonal drug therapy and surgery help them gain physical characteristics of the opposite gender. Under these circumstances, a transsexual woman may grow breasts from the hormonal therapy, and surgeons may use tissue from their penis to construct a working vagina (that is sterile). Current surgery doesn't allow a transsexual man to gain an active penis, but he may have breast reduction, and may have both his voice lowered and grow facial hair from hormonal therapy.

Remember, it is always considered hate speech to refer to someone who has transsexualism a gender other than what a person believes they are. A person is never their body, and pronouns ALWAYS refer to who the person is, never their body. When there is a mismatch between the soul or born-neurology and the body, the body is always wrong.

Answer 2

A transexual is a person who has had or is in the process of having a sex change from one sex to the other.