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Like many words associated with identity, defining it is nearly impossible because it means different things to different people. Physicians first prescribed this medication about twenty years ago when I was a teenager in order to protect my overall health and to promote healthy bone growth. My body has never made testosterone due to Neurofibromatosis and a resected brain tumour when I was 4 years old.

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Thus, my body hair, my deep voice, my balding and thinning hair, basically everything about me that is physically male, are all the results of prolonged medication. This same medication forever prevents me from having biological children. And just as Dr. Eric Anthony Grollman writes in their article , I have never felt comfortable in male or female spaces.

Although as a child, I did fit very comfortably in adult spaces.

People my age were either bullies, boring, or both. I also never saw a need for any of the popular toys: Power Rangers, toy trucks, superheroes, and the like never caught my interest. They were boring. Toys gendered as for girls were equally uninteresting.

It seemed weird and a waste of time. But I remember knowing that such behaviours were objectifying; although, I lacked that vocabulary back then.

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Dillon had long been more comfortable in men's clothing and was more self-assured living as a male. Foss provided Dillon with testosterone pills but insisted Dillon consult a psychiatrist first, who gossiped about Dillon's desire to become a man, and soon the story was all over town. Dillon fled to Bristol and took a job at a garage. The hormones soon made it possible for him to pass as male , and eventually the garage manager insisted that other employees refer to Dillon as "he" in order to avoid confusing customers.

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Dillon was promoted to recovery-vehicle driver and doubled as a fire watcher during the Blitz. Dillon suffered from hypoglycemia , and twice injured his head in falls when he passed out from low blood sugar.

While in the Royal Infirmary recovering from the second of these attacks, he happened to come to the attention of one of the world's few practitioners of plastic surgery. The surgeon performed a double mastectomy , provided Dillon with a doctor's note that enabled him to change his birth certificate , and put him in contact with the pioneering plastic surgeon Harold Gillies.

Gillies had previously reconstructed penises for injured soldiers and performed surgery on intersex people with ambiguous genitalia.

He was willing to perform a phalloplasty , but not immediately; the constant influx of wounded soldiers from World War II already kept him in the operating room around the clock. A former tutor of Dillon's persuaded the Oxford registrar to alter records to show that he had graduated from all-male Brasenose rather than the women's college St Anne's , so that his academic transcript would not raise questions. Again he became a distinguished rower — this time for the men's team. Gillies performed at least thirteen surgeries on Dillon between and He officially diagnosed Dillon with acute hypospadias in order to conceal the fact that he was performing sex-reassignment surgery.

Dillon, still a medical student at Trinity, blamed war injuries when infections caused a temporary limp. In what little free time he had he enjoyed dancing, but he avoided forming close relationships with women, for fear of exposure and in the belief that "One must not lead a girl on if one could not give her children.

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In Dillon published Self: A Study in Ethics and Endocrinology , a book about what would now be called transsexualism , though that term would not be introduced into the English language until , when David Oliver Cauldwell introduced the word directly based on Magnus Hirschfeld's coinage in German of the term "Transsexualismus" in Dillon described "masculine inverts " as being born with "the mental outlook and temperament of the other sex", using Stephen Gordon in the novel The Well of Loneliness as an example. While Trans Britain valuably documents the long history behind what can seem to be a new phenomenon, Love Unlimited points to a paradigm shift among some millennials that is clearly enabling them to flourish.

What, the interviewees were repeatedly asked, were the main challenges of their lifestyle.

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Trust, they said — and timetabling. I for one feel greatly reassured.

There will still be board games in the evenings. Opinion LGBT rights.

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