Gender Differences In A Transgender Community

With the new fad of media and their interest in people’s social lives, you are thrown into a world that is changing. You see things such as people coming out as agender, cassgender, or even people coming out as being genderqueer. Now most people don’t know what these terms mean, or even know they exist. There isn’t much about the LGBTQ+ community that is expressed in everyday life. But now more people are discovering who they are, and are even changing how they identify. Sometimes, it’s with sexualities, and others with genders. People are constantly judging once people have the confidence to come out. People that are don’t identify female or male, do not belong in the “binary”, these people are considered non-binary. We as human beings should …show more content…
Not only for religious reason, as it is not seen as normal or acceptable in their religion. It is usually shunned and frowned upon. More so parents that actually listen to their children and help these kids that are discovering who they are. As you go into the world of learning about the transgender community you start to realize what actual troubles they go through. Even the process of actually getting their names and genders legally changed. Gender and Sex is considered to be the same thing. As you ask people what the difference is most will tell you there isn’t a difference. These people would be wrong. Gender and Sex are different. “Gender is not inherently nor solely connected to one’s physical anatomy”. A person’s biological gender, also known as sex, is what involves a person’s physical anatomy. Your physical anatomy would include sex chromosomes and hormones, gonads, external genitalia, and the internal reproductive structures. When a baby is born this is what is used to assign a persons sex. (Understanding …show more content…
There are cognitive ways in which the brain is developing. During this stage a child is getting out of their egocentric ways and are becoming more aware of their surroundings. Since this is happening typically a child might begin to notice the differences in their peers dressing. This would because they would currently be starting school. Or already be in school, and also be exposed. (Piaget Cognitive Stages of Development) Since a kid would be in this stage of developing, they would typically start to notice the differences in themselves and others. This would be a reason as to why an individual wouldn’t be able to express him or herself, there is a term called conformity. In which an individual would be “conforming” to the social norms and copy exactly what their peers are doing. This is a term that was created and defined by psychologist to explain the reason behind how people