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Started by Natasha, June 14, 2009, 11:28:06 AM

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June 14, 2009, 11:28:06 AM
XXboys

http://www.rainbowbloggers.com/2009/06/xxboys.html
6/13/09

One of the biggest misconceptions about the word transgender is that it only refers to girls or women who were assigned male at birth. Because trans women somehow end up inadvertently becoming more visible than their male counterparts, they are more often than not perceived as the only ones who make up the T part of the LGBT community. Many forget that being transgender is experienced and expressed in so many ways by a wide range of people and that in fact, the "transgender experience" is lived through as well by those who were assigned female at birth and now have a male gender identity and masculine gender expression or those who we call transboys/transmen/transmales.

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