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Question Posted Wednesday October 11 2006, 8:37 pm

I've been questioning my gender identity(whether i am male or female)(i'm physically male, 15) I'm wondering how to tell my parents, if i decide I want a sex change.

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grannysays answered Thursday October 12 2006, 4:01 am:
Hey,

I would take some time and think about it..a lot of guys your age feel the same way...but later change their mind...the operation is very, very expensive...and they put you through all kinds of hoops....and the operation may not be right for you...

Hey, I better understand now...and have a new answer..

I would suggest getting your parents and your self to meet with a counselor, to talk about your feelings..the counselor, can help all of you to better understand each other...if that is not something that could happen...the best thing to do is to sit down with the parent that you are closest too, and tell them what your feelings are,
and then talk to your other parent together...most parents know in their heart, when they have a child that has certain feelings...just ask them to be understanding with you, and do the same for them...Good Luck

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uisforukelele answered Wednesday October 11 2006, 11:04 pm:
wait a while. think about it: remember when you were 10 years old, you might have had certain views on things? do you have the same views now? probably not. so when you're 20, you may not feel the same way. wouldn't it suck if you made a brash decision when you were 15 and regretted it later? i'd give it a few years. wait until you're legally an adult, at least. because then your parents won't be able to keep you from going through with it, if you still want to. you know, if you were deadset on getting that done, i wouldn't tell your parents until you turn 18 anyway. then you'd be legally an adult and you can do whatever you want.

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lusingrip101 answered Wednesday October 11 2006, 10:39 pm:
you dont tell them because you dont do it your 15 years old you have your hole life ahead of you dontr ruin it by havin a sex change god madev you the way you are for a purpose

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goTango answered Wednesday October 11 2006, 9:48 pm:
You're 15, give it a few more years time. Don't jump to conclusions, just make your parents aware that you may be transgendered. Let them know you have given it lots of thought and a sex change may be possible in the future.

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