How are transgender people born?

Because transgender people are people, just like every other person on the planet. Some people have different skin colours, some people have different hair colours, some people have different genitalia, and some people have different genders. read more

Transgender people who were born male feel they should be female, and transgender people who were born female feel they should be male. People who are transgender feel like they're living inside a body that's all wrong for them. read more

Transgender people come from every region of the United States and around the world, from every racial and ethnic background, and from every faith community. Transgender people are your classmates, your coworkers, your neighbors, and your friends. read more

transgender children are born children. they have the usual kind of body as any infant. their genetilia might or might not be different. those who have different kind of genetialia are usually classified as intersex. intersex people might or might not be included in the category of transgender people. read more

Transgender people who were born male feel they should be female, and transgender people who were born female feel they should be male. People who are transgender feel like they're living inside a body that's all wrong for them. They often say they feel"trapped in someone else's body.". read more

Like non-transgender people, transgender people can have any sexual orientation. For example, a transgender man (someone who lives as a man today) may be primarily attracted to other men (and identify as a gay man), may be primarily attracted to women (and identify as a straight man), or have any other sexual orientation. read more