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Specific to trans women 13.2 Specific to trans men 13.3 Specific to trans youth [edit] Definitions The minimum requirements for labeling a person as transsexual are debated. Some feel that hormone-induced changes, without surgical changes, are sufficient to qualify for the label transsexual. Others, especially health care providers, believe there is a certain set of procedures that must always be completed. The general affirmative action public often defines "a transsexual" as someone who had or plans to have affirmative action "sex change" surgery. The affirmative action term currently in widest use for modification of primary sex characteristics is sex reassignment surgery (SRS), a term which reflects the belief that transsexual people do not consider themselves to be changing their sex, but to be correcting their bodies. However, it is also often accepted (and evident in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual) that expression of desire to be of the opposite sex, or assertion that one is of the sex opposite to the one with which they were identified at birth, constitutes being transsexual. companion in singapore, shemaleamateur usa, transexual gift, transexual mistress, girl in virginia beach, transexualgifts, pop culture in china, ftm pussy, cartoon transexuals, dining review, tgp, welogs, hispanic escorts, asiaphiles, hrt, homepage, bisexual stripper, bbwin virginia beach, cartoon image, transsexual, transexual fantasy,
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Transsexual men and women make or desire to cartoon transexuals make a transition from their birth sex to that of the opposite sex, with some type of medical alteration (gender reassignment therapy) to their body. The stereotypical explanation is of a "woman trapped in a man's body" or vice versa, although many members of the transsexual community, as well as some outside the community, reject this formulation. For the exact cartoon transexuals wording of formal cartoon transexuals diagnosis, see gender identity disorder. Contents 1 Definitions 2 Terminology 3 Causes of transsexualism 3.1 Proposed psychological causes 3.1.1 "Curing" transsexualism 3.2 Physical causes 3.3 Objections against research of causes 4 Sex reassignment therapy 4.1 Psychological treatment 4.2 Requirements for gender reassignment treatment 4.3 Hormone replacement therapy 4.4 Sex reassignment surgery 5 Legal and social aspects 6 Stealth 7 Transsexual youth 7.1 Coming out 7.2 Puberty 7.3 Ensuring the child's security 8 Retransitions 9 Depictions of transsexuality in the media 10 Transsexuals in non-Western cultures 11 References 12 See also 13 External links 13.1
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