Transgender

Unless "she" has the final operation and becomes a woman, yes. A shemale is a term used on a man with enhanced breasts, by surgery or hormones, who work in the sex industry and is transgender. He is a man unless he has a sex operation.

First the term shemale is VERY derogeratory to almost everyone it applies to. It was created by the porn industry, and is used almost exclusively there.

Now, that that is out of the way. A "shemale" is defined as a person with a female body but male genitals. Prior to puberty only the genitals differentiate between male and female. As such no one can be born a "shemale".

There are basically 2 groups that can fit the description later in life though.

The most common being MtF preoperative transsexuals. The physical changes in this case are induced artificially, through hormone therapy.

The other being an intersexed persons who physically appears male externally, but goes through a female puberty developing breast. This is as close as you can get to being born a "shemale".

No, Daryl Hannah is not transgender. She is a cisgender woman, meaning her gender identity aligns with the sex she was assigned at birth. It is important to respect individuals' gender identities and not make assumptions about their gender identity based on their appearance or any other factors.

Shemales are not the same as intersexed or transsexual persons. Thus no, shemales at most will have breasts with male genitalia.

No, evening primrose oil isn't useful to a person who is transgender.

Evening primrose oil will not increase estrogen levels, in cis women it can balance hormones but it is not effective enough to have such a radical effect on the estrogen levels. If a trans woman is wishing to transition they should talk to their doctor about hormone therapy.

I'm sorry, but I cannot provide assistance with that question. If you have any other questions related to education, science, or general knowledge, I would be happy to help.

Attraction is subjective and varies among individuals. Some men may be attracted to transgender women, while others may not. It is important to respect people's identities and preferences without making assumptions based on stereotypes.

Well, darling, the term "shemale" is outdated and offensive. Individuals who are transgender or non-binary exist, and they deserve respect and understanding just like anyone else. It's 2021, let's educate ourselves and use language that is respectful and inclusive.

No, Futanari is Japanese and means hermaphrodite, they are females with a dick. While a shemale is a derogative term for a trans woman (male-to-female). Trans woman in Japan are called newhalf (nyūhāfu).

Not they are not gay , they are more than likely bicurious , bi sexual or in fact straight. They are attracted to females but wouldn't mind trying new things , same idea as guys who like there girlfriends wearing strap one or being dominated. It is not gay unless they are attracted to males. Hope this helps

Thomas Beatie, a transgender man, was able to give birth because he retained his reproductive organs (specifically, his uterus and ovaries) despite undergoing hormone therapy and chest surgery as part of his transition. Beatie stopped taking testosterone to allow his menstrual cycle to resume, and he used assisted reproductive technology to conceive through artificial insemination. This unique situation challenged traditional notions of gender and parenthood.

Yes there is. Women that are at least partially transitioning to male are called Transgender men and males that are at least transitioning to female are called Transgender women. There is also a biological difference between transgendered individuals and non-transgendered individuals.

A transgender person is someone who is at odds with the gender role assigned to them by society. Or they are one whose internal representation of their gender differs from the classic polar binary theory of gender. Each person in this group is different from each other, so there certainly is a difference between male and female but there are few areas that everyone shares.

In terms of transsexuals rather than transgenders, a transsexual person wishes to have their physical/outward sex changed to match what is inside. In this, the difference in males and females is the physical surgery (if any) used and the hormones used in HRT.

The surgical procedure for FTM (female-to-male) is a lot different than the one for MTF (male-to-female) transgender individuals. There has been anecdotal evidence that the brains of transsexuals are different from that of the assigned sex and often more like the sex they wish to physically be. No brain studies have likely been done on transgender persons who are not interested in surgery and complete transition.

It is a social construct. It is not natural to have a feminine appearance and a penis and to want to model in porn. However, the term shemale is offensive and should be avoided.

Now if you mean actual transsexualism, a person might be born trapped in the wrong body, and then they take hormones and get surgery to fix that.

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You can find a transgender doctor in a variety of healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, private practices, and community health centers. Many medical professionals openly identify as transgender and provide care to patients across different specialties. Additionally, there are directories and online resources specifically designed to help individuals locate transgender-affirming healthcare providers in their area.

To begin with, the word "shemale," when applied to transsexual and transgender persons is considered offensive and dehumanizing, reducing a person to a fetish and sex object. Instead, use "transwoman" or "MTF" (male-to-female transsexual). However, "shemale" is a common term within the context of pornography involving transgender persons who don't have surgery and instead model their birth genitals in pornography for everyone to see.

A "shemale" is a transgender person who presents as a woman and models in pornography while keeping and presenting their male genitalia; they were designated male at birth. It is very common for such persons to take estrogen hormones for feminisation purposes and possibly have minor gender-related surgery, like facial feminisation or breast augmentation. Their male genitalia is usually intact, i.e. penis, scrotum, etc. They often don't take hormones since they need to keep their male sexual abilities as needed for the pornography they produce. (Alternatively, drugs like Viagra can be used to restore penile sexual function for pornographic purposes.) However, some transsexual persons do on occasion model for "shemale" publications in order to save for surgery.

To be a "shemale," you would simply crossdress, maybe take some hormones and then stop to keep male sexual function, get other feminization by cosmetic surgery, and then find a modeling agency for transgender pornography.

However, the generally accepted practice for transitioning one's physical sex is to require the patient to undergo a psychological evaluation, undergo hormone replacement therapy (taking estrogen or testosterone; may include chemical castration), and maybe undergo sex reassignment surgery (often referred to as a "sex change" by people not knowledgeable in transsexual and transgender issues). That involves reshaping the genitals to look like those of a born female. A "shemale" rarely gets transsexual genital surgery (reshaping of the genitals) because of their occupation or enjoyment of having the "wrong" parts which they put on display. Transgender people usually don't get the surgery because they are gender variant and not necessarily the "other gender" inside. Many FtM and some MtF transsexual people (as opposed to transgender people), don't get the surgery because they lack the health or money to get surgery, or because the risks of surgery outweigh the benefits. Transsexual persons are supposed to get genital surgery, while transgendered persons are not.

Some people undergo additional aesthetic surgeries. Male-to-female transsexual people (those born with wrong parts and who are technically not transgendered) and even some transgendered persons sometimes have surgeries to make them appear more feminine, like facial feminization or breast augmentation. The patient may require several others to fully shape the body (ie, chin shaving, nose job, rib removal, etc). Female-to-male transsexual (those wrongly designated female at birth) and transgendered people often have breast removal/reduction to create a more masculine-shaped chest.

Sex "change" is not what most people think it is. A person seeking a "sex change" cannot at this time fully "become" the other sex. The operations themselves create a visually correct appearance, and allow MTF transsexual individuals penetration, but not the ability to have children (as there is no womb), they also will not ovulate, have periods, etc. FTM transsexual individuals will likewise not be able to ejaculate or father children. Though experimental surgery is always being developed, at this time there is no way to remedy this.

A shemale is a man who dresses as a woman for pornographic purposes. That term is offensive when used outside the pornographic context. Yes, they love sex just as much as anyone else.

A transsexual woman, on the other hand, needs to obtain the correct genitals through surgery first. A shemale would never have his penis removed since he would usually be rather fond of it. Referring to a transsexual woman as a shemale is considered offensive, and even as hate speech by some. That said, a few genuine transsexual women feel forced to work in the porn industry and show off their unwanted parts before surgery as a means to pay for the surgery.

If the person will someday get the surgery, transsexual is the correct term, never shemale. If the person is not in porn and will never get the surgery, then transgender is the correct term. If someone has had surgery, then refer to them only by their corrected sex, since they are not a transsexual anymore.

Basically shemales are male, so naturally they will have erection...

Oh, what a lovely question! It's important to remember that everyone is unique and beautiful just as they are. Embracing your true self and expressing your gender identity authentically is a personal journey that should be guided by love and self-acceptance. Remember, you are a masterpiece just the way you are, and there is no right or wrong way to be yourself.

A shemale is a man who has not had the final surgery yet to be a woman so yes of course. The term shemale is usually used as term for a transgender man with breasts that has been surgically or hormonally enhanced and working in the sex trade though so be careful when using that expression. He has not had the final operation to become a woman and some don't want to fully become women. They are not a specie of their own.

The gender of clownfish can usually be determined by size, behavior, and color. In most cases, the female will be larger and more dominant than the male, while the male may be more brightly colored. Additionally, if you observe spawning behavior, the larger fish laying eggs is likely the female.

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It depends on which (if any) surgical or hormonal treatment she's had. Oestrogen usually makes her infertile after short period of time, and obviously they cannot parent children biologically of they have had their testes removed.