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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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What do transgender males have for genitals?
Transgender males can have a penis, a vulva and vagina, just a vulva, or a variation.
It depends on the individual person, and if they're had any form of surgery.
What do You call a man who courts a transgender woman?
You call him a suitor or a boyfriend. If things get serious, you would call him a fiancé and then a husband.
A "shemale" is a derogatory term for a transgender woman with surgically or hormonally enhanced breasts but without genital surgery, who works in the sex industry.
How does Judaism feel about transgender surgeries?
Orthodox Jews oppose transgenderism and often see it as a mental illness.
Liberal Jews, especially Reconstructionist Jews, permit transgender individuals to express themselves and to do whatever they feel that they need to in order to achieve that.
Caught crossdressing in sisters bikini?
ive wore my sisters bikini and she walked in on me ive wore my sisters bikini and she walked in on me
What do you call a woman who dates a shemale?
You would call her whatever she identifies as (sexual orientation)... or a woman (gender identity). If you are saying that it is a woman dating an MTF then the woman would be lesbian, or at least until she tells you otherwise.
No current relationship completely defines a person's sexual orientation. For example, a bisexual woman might be dating a man at the present time. That doesn't mean that she is heterosexual, because she still identifies as bisexual and is still attracted to women as well as men. Likewise, a woman who is dating a transwoman might be lesbian, or bi, or pansexual, or asexual, etc. Or she might actually be heterosexual and started dating her partner before they started transition. She might simply be biding time waiting for her partner to live as a man again. However, that is unlikely and an exercise in frustration.
Please don't use the word "shemale," it is offensive and dehumanizing, reducing a person to a fetish and sex object. Instead, use "transwoman" or "MtF (male-to-female) transgender." Use MtF transsexual if she is intending on genital surgery, and simply "woman" if she has had the surgery.
What does a birth control pills do toa male?
They give small levels of estrogen, but not near enough for HRT.
Why would a man marry a woman if he is transgender?
because maybe he wants to be a women so he likes women!
Transgender people are not made. It is something you will be born with.
Is being transgender a choice?
It is no more a choice than someone being gay. It is being true to yourself, and learning to be who you are meant to be. Pretty much, you are born the way you are. You will be born trans or gay if you are trans or gay. But it is your choice if you will follow that choice of life or not. You decide if you will accept being trans or gay, or if you will avoid those feelings. The choice is yours.
Another view:
It can be a choice, but it would likely be wrong to say this about all. Most who call themselves transgender tend to be able to be accepted in their original gender role and have little or no discomfort in their original gender role, the one that is consistent with their male or female organs. A number of TG folks are really males (having a penis), if not men (the social role and internal identity) too who simply choose to live as what they are not for any of many reasons. It could be to make a statement, like the attorney who transformed himself into a little girl to point out the absurdity of society's gender roles. Or they could do it because it is popular, they have fetishes, they were taught to hate their own gender, out of closeted gayness, because of sexist beliefs such as women having it easier in the world, or whatever. It could even be done out of an addiction to power by tricking other people, or out of a desire to co-opt women's activities or lead them.
So it is important to see a therapist if you suspect you are transgender or have such leanings. They can help you to clarify what you actually believe and what you are getting from society, peers, family, etc. They can help you to determine if this is a reaction to things in your life or if this is an enduring part of who you are.
Interestingly the path to wholeness, whether you decide to transition or not, is pretty much the same. It all starts with getting to know and accept yourself, making a decision, and getting the information you need for making your decision become reality. Plus it would take accepting, encouraging people.
How do you go about to get a sex reassignment surgery m2f?
Look up Benjamin Standards of Care for transgenders. Basically, you must first be evaluated by a professional--a psychologist, therapist or psychiatrist who will make the determination whether or not you are gender dysphoric. If that diagnosis is made (usually after a number of appointments) he or she will refer you to an endocronologist for testing. If there are no contraindications you will be prescribed female hormones. Usually the prescribing doctor will start you off on relatively low doses to make sure there are no adverse effects. If, after a few months there are no negative side effects, the dosage is usually increased. You will probably take a testosterone blocker such as spironolactone as well. Once the higher dosage is prescribed you can expect your body to start changing fairly quickly (although it is highly individualistic as to how quickly and how much). The first thing you are likely to notice is increased nipple size and sensitivity along with an expansion of the dark area surrounding the nipples. Most transgender women also notice, after a time, a hard and somwehat painful lump behind each nipple. This is caused by the development of milk ducts as your body responds to the estrogen. Depending on how old you are (the younger the better) your breasts will develop over a period of one to three years. Your skin will soften, your butt will probably get larger and rounder, your thighs will reshape to a more feminine contour, your waist will diminish and you will probably notice a heightened sensitivity from all over your body. There are other changes as well--some of then psychological as your mind also feminises. Essentially you are going through a second puberty. It is essential to get periodic blood tests during this time. Generally, there is a one year requirement for living and working in your new gender--24/7--before you can be considered fot SRS. During that year you will dress, live and function as a woman. I hope this answers your question.
its not wrong just different and many people can not adjust to somethings they do not understand
What is it called when you're against transgender people?
When you are against transgender people it is called transphobia - not because you are scared of trans people necessarily, but as you're so deeply invested in your ignorant ideas about sex and gender you're scared of the fact transgender people represent a challenge to those ideas. Otherwise we would call those people bigots, prejudice, ignorant, or straight-up assholes.
I'd rather not be a girl. It's better staying as a boy so I can still flirt with the ladies.
A:No, you only become a transsexual if you feel you are a girl in the body of a boy. That's not you. Your penis will probably grow as you go through puberty, so you have nothing to worry about.You can't. Go somewhere else or just let them judge you. If you know everybody then they will know.
If you had trusted friends, they might could help. Some of your female friends could shop for you. Or maybe you could try mail order. If nothing else, have the packages sent to another address. However, the best advice in this might be to tell your parents.
Can herbs feminize your male body without breast growth?
Yes. Certain herbs may feminize the body, and most are not capable of causing breast growth. Marijuana, for example.
AnswerI highly doubt it. Generally, feminisation is done through hormone therapy (giving doses of estrogen, basically), and since estrogen targets all cells with receptor sites, it is not body part-specific. It cannot be injected locally and expected to work only at that site and not at another (e.g. injected on hip and not on chest). I know that there are herbs that can feminise the body, but I assumed that they do it by increasing the body's production of estrogen or decreasing the production of testosterone, so, as with hormone therapy, they would work on the entire body. I don't think there are any herbs that do something as specific as, for example, add fat to the hips.There is a construction process, but yes, a man can have surgery to get a vagina.
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