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Transgender
Transgender is a term used to refer to a variety of individuals, groups, and behaviors involving tendencies to depart from traditional gender roles. It is the state of one's self-identification (as man, woman, neither or both) not matching one's physical/genetic sex.
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Cuz birdseed makes a terrible mess when your fake boobs break? A form (often silicone) tends to act more realistic than tissues or marshmallows or anything else; they bounce, sag, swing, stretch, return heat back the body. And they are hilarious when a genetic woman bumps into your boobs and freaks because it feels real.... happily a minute later they usually start laughing too. And why wear anything? Wouldn't you wear something if you lost your flesh boobs? Lots of women who have had breast cancer and mastectomies have bought forms to help them feel more whole, more feminine; same game here.
Can a transgender or transsexual woman give birth to a child?
No, a transgender woman cannot get pregnant because she does not have a uterus, even after surgery. This may change one day in the future.
Because I am one, I think they are fantastic! :)
A transgendered person is just that, a person. Some are wonderful. Some are not. They are just like non-transgendered persons except they have different concepts of their gender than the average persons. There are snotty, selfish people who are transgendered and there are wonderful giving and loving transgendered people: transgendered doesn't make you non-human or a different species. It just means that your perceptions of sex, gender and orientation are different the the 'common man' on the street.
Can a Transgender woman produce a child?
Yes, as long as no surgery has been done. Females have ovaries, fallopian tubes, female genitals and a womb. Males have prostate, and male genitals. Transwomen can still father children, and Trans Men can still get pregnant.
But, if you were born male and have surgery to become a female your surgery doesn't yet include giving ovaries, fallopian tubes, and a womb.
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It's a mixed bag: depending on your definition of transgender, whether you consider pre or post surgery, and whether you are including upcoming technologies. As of right now, a transgendered person who is post surgery cannot give birth. In the near future, transplants and organ generation will get good enough to allow a postoperative transgender person to procreate as their chosen sex. Therefore in the future it WILL include ovaries, fallopian tubes and a uterus.
yes.majority of them do have balls.but some choose to remove them to achieve more feminine characteristics.(balls produce male hormones inside the blood which are responsible for many male characteristics like body hair,muscularity,and male attitudes in general).
How do you turn from a boy to a girl and wear girls clothes?
Well if you have a sister, go in to her closet and pick out some outfits that you think you would look good in. Use socks to make an estimate of your desired breast size. Once you have found some good outfits, go to asurgeon and get pair of your desired breast size. Then begin to shave your legs. Have a wig ready or get a hair transplant to get your desired hair choice. Now comes the fun part. Start going to different stores to look for girl clothes. You will also have to stop hanging out with as many boy friends as you may already have. So look around for some cute girls to hang out with. You will need a new name too. Now that you have chosen some casual clothes and you have breasts, go to bra shop and get fitted. You will need some sexy clothes. Now you have clothes you need shoes. Now I know you are hesitant but if you want to be a girl this is a price you must pay. Now you must look like a complete girl except your jewelry and makeup. Now go to a make up and jewelry artist and ask for a recommendation After that you should blend right in except for your voice. Work on that and your walk.
A transvestite girl will dress in boys clothing. She may even enjoy acting as a boy would. Transvestites usually dress in the opposite sexes clothing in the privacy of their homes. It is an obsession that they have and is harmless transition if they are single.
What if you think you might be transgender but you don't want to be?
First of all ... don't panic. If you are gay, it's all right. About 2-3 per cent of humans are primarily or exclusively homosexually oriented. It's something we're born with.
You didn't say how old you are, but most of us know we're gay by about age 12. However, you may also be bisexual -- sexually attracted to both males and females. Actually, this is more common than exclusive homosexuality. Again, no panic!
You need to know that you can't be "cured" of homosexuality, despite what you may hear or read. Anyone who claims they can cure you is dangerous! There is nothing that needs "curing." But a counselor can help you understand what's going on and get comfortable with it. I promise that this will all make a lot more sense in a year or so! Hang in there.
Yes. Most people are born with a gender identity programmed into their brain that matches the body they were body into whereas transgender people are not. This gender identity-body mismatch leads to a life of pain and misery because their body feels profoundly wrong and nobody ever sees them as the gender they truly are. When a transgender person transitions they are affirming their inborn gender identity, not changing it.
The vast majority of individuals are one or the other. A few are both. Some individuals have a gender identification different from their birth biological gender.
Where can you get a Male to Female gender reassignment in Saint Louis Missouri?
Take your penis and push it inside of your body, or tuck it between your legs. I know.. BE A MAN AND BE FRIENDS WITH THE PENIS> DONT HATE THE PENIS
If you want to have sex with other men's penises, then you should tell your wife you are gay and apologize for pretending that you were not gay when you married her. Then the two of you should try to reach an agreement as to whether you will stay married or divorce.
You should be having this conversation with your wife, or a therapist, counselor, etc. You should not rely on strangers to tell you what to do.
How do a handle your 14 year old daughter dating a 18 year old transgender boy?
The same way you would handle your 14 year old daughter dating anyone that much older than her. A transgendered individual should be treated with the same respect as anyone else. At any rate, the age gap is still significant, and probably enough of an excuse for you to ask your daughter to break it off, if he really bothers you, however.
That said, you needn't worry about her getting pregnant!
Do keep in mind that transsexual and transgender do not mean the same thing. Transsexual persons get surgery and are a part of the Mainstream Community, while transgender persons are part of the LGBT and rarely get corrective surgery. Of course, FtM persons of either group are much less likely to get surgery than TS women since FtM surgery is much more expensive and painful than MtF surgery, and has a less satisfactory outcome.
Transgender is a catchall term for persons whose body is physically one single sex but the gender they have (the mind) may not match the physical sex or be between the sexes (ie., have some aspects of both feminine and male roles).
Persons suffering transsexualism go on to have surgery to correct the difference between mind and body, but most transgender persons are able to go without changes and either dress or act in the socially assigned role differently from the body's sex.
Those who are preparing for surgery are called transsexuals, not "transgendered", while those who have had the surgery are simply called women or men.
Do male looking transvestites go to the gynecologist?
If you are speaking of female transvestites (females who wear mens' clothing to appear masculine), then yes.
If you are speaking of male transvestites (males who wear womens' clothing to appear feminine) then no.
A transvestite does not want surgery, they want to wear the clothes but not change their body. A transsexual (or sometimes transgendered person) does wish to change their body and after GRS (surgery) transgendered females do go to the gynecologist especially for breast examination. (Estrogen increases the chances of breast cancer by humongous amounts.)
Is LGBTQII discriminatory of straight people so why not LGBTQIIS?
No, it is not discriminatory. Straight people, genuine transsexuals, and a number of other groups do not want LGBTQI2S representation nor inclusion.
Transgender caused by relationship with father?
No. There are transgender persons who have (and had) wonderful 'traditional' relationships with their Fathers and Mothers, there are transgendered persons who have the other side of the spectrum and no relationship to their birth parents or adoptive parents at all. Transgenderism transcends race, creed, color, religion, economic status, marital status, family structure, intelligence, physical strength and design, date of birth. Gender and sexuality go much deeper than any of these "causes."
