ok, can I ask a serious question? I am trying to understand transgenders specially during childhood, and not trying to be a jerk or anything, please.
My main question is about the safety of "changing" sex during childhood. I know some children might not identify with the "biological" sex initially, but I know a few male homosexuals that are very feminine but they identify as males. some are very flamboyant. I have a friend that is gay, he used to dress like a princess (I remember we playing together), and he eventually "grew out of it" and today he is a flamboyant gay, self identifies as male.
So my question for transgenders here is: When would be safe to transition somebody? hormones and surgery can cause permanent changes, so we don't want to do that unless we are sure, but delaying transitioning might make that worse for people that are 100% sure. how do we assess this in children? Is this 8 year old boy a flamboyant gay, feminine gay, or is he really a transgender?
Just see this case:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcxOOWbrC6k&feature=youtu.be
Again, I am not trying to criticize anybody here, just trying to understand what would be the best option. I think this is a legit discussion to have . Sorry if this is not the place, and sorry if I offended somebody, not my intention