[ SECRET POST #2505 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2505 ⌋

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Re: SemiOT question

[gondremark]

I'm not sure if it includes transvestites (it probably doesn't, a transvestite or crossdresser or drag king/queen is a person wearing the opposite gender's clothes).

What I know it does include is all people who identify with a gender other than that assigned at birth, weather or not they have had gender reassignment surgery or hormone therapy or even if they pass in day to day life.
So it includes your stereotypical trans woman who takes hormone shots and has had reconstructive surgery on her chest and nether regions, but it also includes people who identify as agendered or gender fluid, and intersex people who feel their medically assigned gender does not fit who they are, and people who look for all the world like women but who are actually trans men who have not been able to start hormone treatments, and people who identify as a gender which does not match their bodies but are comfortable with their bodies nevertheless and do not feel the need for surgery or hormones.