- Most adults who identify as transgender don’t consistently identify as the opposite sex or present themselves as such, according to a poll from The Washington Post and Kaiser Family Foundation.
- Only half of transgender adults actually present as the opposite sex all or even most of the time, according to the poll. Fewer than half identify as transgender women or men, as opposed to “nonbinary” or “gender non-conforming.”
- Fewer than a third of transgender people had ever used puberty blockers or cross-sex hormones, and only one in six had undergone surgical procedures for the purpose of gender transition, according to the poll.
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Belgium, Brussels, 19 May 2013. Two dressed up gay men pose in the streets of Brussels. About 80,000 participants at the Belgian Pride Parade to celebrate the LGBT (Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) community and demand equal rights. Belgium celebrates its 10th anniversary of gay marriage and seven years of the opening of adoption in same-sex couple. (Photo by Sander de Wilde/Corbis via Getty Images)
