18-06-2014, 06:32 PM
I was familiar with some of, but not all of these studies. While this information may not be persuasive to Faux's pseudo-expert, those without ideological prejudices are gaining a much better understanding of why we are the way we are, from a developmental perspective.
As Sammie say,these studies reaffirm something many of us have felt, intrinsically, since our earliest recollection...a degree of discord between our genitalia and our gender identity. We felt it early if life, and in my case, it was observed by my older siblings and parents, when I was less than three years old. It wasn't learned...it was already there.
As Sammie say,these studies reaffirm something many of us have felt, intrinsically, since our earliest recollection...a degree of discord between our genitalia and our gender identity. We felt it early if life, and in my case, it was observed by my older siblings and parents, when I was less than three years old. It wasn't learned...it was already there.