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Gender identity

DONNA50

Hello first of all thanku for letting me join this community I have fought this year to get my adult son assessed for autism it has now bn confirmed after his first session last week that he is high spectrum autistic which I am very very grateful for this. In primary the teachers thought it too but I refused to believe it he is now 21 and it has bn confirmed that he is my question I want to ask is that he has a gender identity in which he feels different ie: You know were this is going can anyone else relate thanks

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  • My child is also transgender. This has caused them a lot of distress, particularly body dysmorphia and coping with periods. Sometimes the world has been very unkind (school bullying, negative media coverage) but others have been supportive and understanding. I wish you well.

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  • My child is also transgender. This has caused them a lot of distress, particularly body dysmorphia and coping with periods. Sometimes the world has been very unkind (school bullying, negative media coverage) but others have been supportive and understanding. I wish you well.

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