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| affectional, emotional, psychological and sexual attraction |
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| emotional and sexually attracted to same sex |
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| attracted to both genders |
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| doesn't want to be identified in one category |
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| label of male or female assigned at birth |
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| culturally behavior associated with man or woman |
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| both male and female, born with ambiguous sex organs |
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| internal sense of being a girl or boy |
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| traits that are seen by others through dress (form) |
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| neither in appearance but having both traits |
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| identity or expression that is not their bio sex, take on clothing but no surgery |
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| identify with other physically, psychologically but identified with biological sex, changed through surgery and hormones |
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| comfortable with their gender, take on clothing and mannerisms for emotional fulfilment |
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| dress and act opposite for entertainment |
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| they know they're one but act the other |
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