Transgender

Class has nothing to do with gender or sexual identity.

Everybody is born with breast tissue (all the glands and ducts) necessary to produce milk. When females go through puberty, the breast tissue develops through exposure to certain hormones (namely estrogen and progesterone). Breast milk is produced by breast tissue when certain other hormones (prolactin and oxytonin) are present in the body, usually during and after pregnancy.

Female to male transsexuals (that is, people who were assigned female at birth, went through female puberty, then took testosterone) don't produce breast milk, since their bodies don't produce the necessary hormones. (Additionally, a lot of FtM people have mastectomies, which remove the breast tissue.) If a FtM transsexual person who still has breast tissue goes off of testosterone, he would be able to produce breast milk.

Male to female transsexuals (that is, people who were wrongly assigned male at birth, may or may not have went through male puberty, then took estrogen) can often produce breast milk. When taking estrogen, the breast tissue develops, and, if their bodies produce the right amounts/combination of hormones, MtF people can lactate. This is apparently rather common (do a search and you'll get a lot of hits), though MtF people cannot get pregnant.

Transgender people (that is, people who dress or live as the opposite gender of what they were raised as/what their assigned sex would traditionally imply and will not take measures to modify their bodies like hormones or surgery) would be able to lactate as dictated by their sexes. Female people, whatever their gender identity, can produce breast milk as a general rule. Male people usually can't, though there have been exceptions.

In the old west, medical technology did not exist that would enable a person to surgically change genders. However, transexual people have always existed, and have identified and lived as the opposite gender since the beginnings of the human race. So there certainly were transexual individuals in the time of the old west.

No. They would not have sperm.

If the FTM process is complete the Ovaries & Uterus is taken & surgicaly induced menopause strats right then. The coctail of hormones that are taken to produce hair growth and change the feminine traits will reduce the menopause symptoms.

The dosage of depo-testosterone (testosterone undecanoate) for women can vary based on individual needs and medical conditions, but it is generally lower than that for men. Typically, women may start with a dosage ranging from 25 to 50 mg every 2 to 4 weeks, depending on their response and the reason for treatment. It is essential for women to consult a healthcare provider to determine the appropriate dosage tailored to their specific health needs and to monitor for side effects. Regular follow-ups are crucial to adjust the dosage as necessary.

Yes, it is true.

No, Michael Jackson was born male, and identified as a man for the entirity of his life.

I would think so:djbeltjr34. just like any disease, you still need to be checked and always practice safe sex. Good luck to you.

To be a shemale model you need to look like a female. I mean, need to know and do complete makeup techniques and styles, hormone balancing and figure. You must have your nude pictures from head to toe like dick, nipples and face. Then you can send your pictures to some agencies to take their advice about you and if they allow you , you can post yourself over their websites. If you have more appreciation from the viewer you have good chance to be a shemale model with success. If not, then do not give up your passion and improve yourself to be more famine. Good luck.

I don't see why you couldn't.

No, they are normally sterile.

Definitely. Sexual orientation and gender identity are two distinct concepts. Therefore it's perfectly possible for someone to be transgendered and gay.

On a personal level I do know a trans woman who is also a very butch lesbian. Gender identity is about how you feel, not necessarily about conforming to heteronormative gender roles (look up "heteronormativity" on Wikipedia if you don't know what that means).

But yes, in summary, it's possible for a "man" (trans woman) to be attracted to women in the same way that a cisgender woman could be attracted to women.

yes.

Medical professionals should be familiar with issues of transgender and crossdressing. Such professionals will treat you with dignity and respect, and if they do not you would have cause to complain. I wouldn't go out of my way to dress this way before going to a clinic, but if you find yourself unable to make a choice, you should go ahead and consider your safety and health the priorities.

The accepted definition of shemale is someone who is biologically male and presenting as a woman in the context of adult entertainment. However, it is also used as a slur against transgender folks and transsexual women. If one must use this term, it is best to only use it as the name of a film genre.

Tranny is a slur that is used against transgender or transsexual persons. Sometimes it is used in an endearing manner between transgender folks. However, it is best to not use it.

Just don't have it!

Get new friends.

Yes

Whenever it is both comfortable and safe. Also, choose who to come out to first.

Some risks of gender reassignment surgery include infection, bleeding, scarring, blood clots, and complications related to anesthesia. There is also a risk of dissatisfaction with the results or potential for revision surgeries. It's important for individuals to thoroughly discuss these risks with their healthcare provider before undergoing surgery.

This depends on the individual. Who you are is more important than what you have or don't have below. That has a greater bearing on who you are than your genitals.

If you are asking whether to transition or not, only you can know that. Please do not get caught up in the competition trap that sometimes pervades the alternative gender communities. Some of the ones who don't truly feel like the other gender inside will start to transition anyway. Then when they come in contact with actual transsexual persons, they feel threatened and feel a need to prove themselves as the other sex when they are not. So transgendered persons end up wrongly with surgery for transsexuals, all because of ego issues and/or peer pressure.

it all depends, some are too rushed and aggressive. Just like any girl, there are those that make you realize that they have done this before and are great. Others make you realize you can do a better job.

It is a common misconception that sexual preference and gender identity are one and the same - for example, that all lesbians feel like men, or that all transgenders are gay. However, this is not true: gender identity refers to who you feel like you are, while sexual preference refers to who you're attracted to, and these two features are usually independent of each other. While there is a tendency for transgenders to be attracted to the same biological sex as themselves, since that would be the normal tendancy for someone of the opposite gender, if that's just not what you're into, then there's not reason why you can't feel like a female and be attracted to females as well.

Perhaps 1 infant out of 10,000 is "sexually ambiguous" at birth: displaying both male and female genitalia, or a sexual organ that is not clearly either a penis or a vagina. Until relatively recently, doctors took it upon themselves to "correct" this at birth. Now, a determination may be based on genetic analysis. (Even when the physical organs are unambiguous, they don't necessarily correspond to genetic details. It seems there is still a lot about sex we don't know.) A good counselor or therapist can help you sort through all this and get comfortable with who you are.

Above all, don't panic!

Not if you live in America.... I'm not sure about other countries....but if you're good at it no one will know ;o)