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It is estimated that around 1 in 11,500 to 1 in 30,000 assigned males at birth and 1 in 30,000 to 200,000 assigned females at birth pursue bottom surgery as part of their gender transition. These numbers may vary based on different factors such as access to healthcare, societal acceptance, and personal preferences.

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How would you write an informative outline on transsexuals?

I. Introduction Definition of transsexuals Importance of understanding transsexualism II. Background Brief history of transsexualism Statistics on transsexual population III. Causes of Transsexualism Biological factors Psychological factors Societal influences IV. Transitioning Process Medical procedures (hormone therapy, surgery) Social transition (changing name, pronouns, etc.) Legal aspects (changing documents) V. Challenges Faced by Transsexuals Discrimination and stigma Access to healthcare Mental health issues VI. Support for Transsexuals Support groups and organizations Resources for transsexual individuals Importance of allyship VII. Conclusion Recap of key points Call to action for acceptance and understanding of transsexual individuals.


How do transsexuals change?

Transsexual individuals may undergo a process called gender transition, which can involve medical interventions such as hormone therapy and surgery to align their physical characteristics with their identified gender. It is important to note that not all transsexual individuals choose to undergo these procedures, and they may also undertake social and legal steps to affirm their gender identity.


When you are competing against someone what percentage do you win?

The percentage of winning against someone in a competition depends on various factors such as skill level, preparation, experience, and luck. There is no set percentage for winning as it can vary each time depending on the circumstances.


Do transsexuals have any libido?

Transsexuals have very low libido if they are on testosterone reducers. Also, if they are genuinely a transsexual person, their reasons for transition have nothing to do with fetishes or wanting sex. Usually, if you have a high libido and are in a relationship with one, it will drive you insane to the point where you either cheat or leave. Male-born, non-op transgender persons, on the other hand, will likely have a rather high libido, and may have the sex drive of typical men. While some do take hormones, they will either push through any impairment that causes, or they will take only low dosages. Others won't take female hormones at all out of fear of losing their male level of sex drive and function.


What percentage of straight men are sexually attracted to transsexuals?

This is not a question that can be really be answered in the way that it is asked. The problem is that the question treats transsexualism as a gender or sexual orientation unto itself. A person is not their body. They are their gender identity.Most would be attracted to transsexual women if they didn't know they had the condition. If a man can be attracted to a diabetic woman or a woman with cancer, they can be attracted to someone who once had transsexualism and who had it eliminated with surgery. Transsexualism is a private medical concern that nobody has a right to know about. You should be able to fix it and get on with life in the correct gender. If a person has no interest in changing their genitals with surgery and blending into average society, they likely don't have transsexualism.Likewise, if a person is attracted to the point of wanting to have sex to a person who merely lives as the other gender and keeps their original genitals, they are likely not completely "straight" to begin with. If two people with the same genitals have sex, it is a same-sex act regardless of what feelings, excuses, or loopholes a person has.