Transsexualism

Well, to put it simply: we exist because we exist. There is no "why", but we can explain how it happens. During the mother's pregnancy, something happens and causes hormonal imbalances and tells the brain to become one sex and the body to become the other.

Gender Identity: brain's gender (inside).

Physical sex: body's gender/sex (outside).

When the two do not line up, as a condition of birth, you get a transsexual baby. Transgenderism, on the other hand is caused more by developmental issues, milder predisposing issues than born transsexualism, or personal choice in some cases.

The idea that transsexualism refers to post-ops is a hurtful myth. A person is born with transsexualism and eliminates it with surgery. Nobody gets surgery to become a transsexual, but to stop having transsexualism. True-transsexualism has nothing to do with the lifestyle, choice, or third-gender state of transgenderism. People who are born in the wrong body are not the same as people who choose to dress up and live as what they are not.

Pre-op means pre-operative. They are a transsexual person who has not had the surgery yet. A person is born with transsexualism, and they get the surgery to cure them of it and make them as close to what they should have been all along as they can.

A transsexual person is not the same as some man who chooses to become transgender. A TS person is born with the TSism and transitions to become whole. A non-op transgender is typically a man who attempts to live as a woman (only partially transition) and keep their original genitalia. They often have the goal of being seen as a third gender, or for fetish or entertainment reasons. If you are not born with TSism, you can never get it, and TS persons actually hate having transsexualism. A person is born with TSism, but chooses TGism. A person who chooses TGism cannot suddenly turn into a person born with the condition of transsexualism and the burning need to cure it with hormones and surgery.

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A man cannot become one, since he's born that way. The purpose for hormones and surgery is to stop being a transsexual and get "cured" of it to the extent scientifically and medically possible.

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I view "sissy maid" as an insultive term for Transgender or Transsexual. To become Transsexual you first have to BE transsexual. It's a lifelong thing. True transsexuals are that way from birth and all the way through life. Gender Therapists can help determine if you really have Gender Identity Disorder, or if you're just the kind of person sexually attracted to the idea of having genitals of the other sex.

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No, because the surgery removes the reproductive organs and does not create nor transplant new ones. Male to female sex reassignment surgery involves removing the testes and using the skin of the penis and scrotum to create a vagina. There would be no internal female sex organs. Female to male sex-reassignment involves a total chest reduction, a hystero-oophoro-salpingectomy (removal of all internal female parts), and sometimes phalloplasty to create a penis.

Transsexual persons can usually reproduce before surgery, though not in the preferred role.

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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.

They're the same thing.

You can't. Transmen are real men too, also transwomen are real women to. If you are afraid of mixing up pronouns because you don't know them, just ask in a polite manner.

Men and women typically have distinct physical characteristics, such as differences in muscle mass, fat distribution, and reproductive anatomy. Men generally have higher levels of testosterone, contributing to greater muscle development, while women usually have higher estrogen levels, influencing fat distribution and reproductive features. Transsexual individuals may undergo hormone therapy and surgeries to align their physical bodies with their gender identity, resulting in varied anatomical traits that can reflect either their assigned sex at birth or their gender identity. It's important to approach this topic with sensitivity and recognize that gender identity and expression can be complex and personal.

There are support groups for everything, on the internet. You can find them easily on google.

It depends on what you're asking exactly.

Male to female transsexuals may be able to impregnate a woman providing that they have not been castrated and that hormone therapy has not rendered them sterile.

Female to male transsexuals cannot impregnate women or be impregnated without the use of an outside sperm donor.

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Possibly.

You're BORN that way.

Post means after (pre is before), and op is short for an operation (surgery), so it refers to a transsexual person who has had the corrective surgery. Transsexuals are not transgendered, but even if they were, they would stop being transgendered after the surgery, and would be social and legal members of their corrected sex.

If the transexual is still producing active semen, it would be possible for them to inpregnate a female during intercourse.