Okay, so in a situation like this, you wouldn’t necessary tell them what you were born as, but what you identify as and what biological parts you have? That makes sense since I guess they wouldn’t need to address penis-related issues if you were born a male and surgically transitioned.
I feel like it’d still be useful in certain medical situations to know agab but I’m understanding the nuances a bit more.
If you tell them you’re trans, they can infer that you were assigned a different gender than you are now. They can then ask more specific questions depending on your needs.
Okay, so in a situation like this, you wouldn’t necessary tell them what you were born as, but what you identify as and what biological parts you have? That makes sense since I guess they wouldn’t need to address penis-related issues if you were born a male and surgically transitioned.
I feel like it’d still be useful in certain medical situations to know agab but I’m understanding the nuances a bit more.
If you tell them you’re trans, they can infer that you were assigned a different gender than you are now. They can then ask more specific questions depending on your needs.