I consider myself very accepting of the gay population and understanding of transgendered people. My brother was gay and I've always had the natural ability to empathize with these groups. He's no longer alive unfortunately. Your 1st post was interesting and I didn't realize there was such detailed groups but its still very confusing for the average person. I will try to tread lightly so I don't offend you, but you said we could ask questions and I'm very inquisitive by nature.

I understand how a persons biological gender might not coincide with who they feel they are. When you say you're gender queer - does this mean you're are physically a woman or a man but don't identify as solely one or the other??I'm curious what gender you are physically? It doesn't mean you're a Hermaphrodite - sorry if this is a stupid question. One thing I think is great - I think Sweden just made it a rule that babies born with ambiguous physical gender will no longer be surgically fixed and will let that baby become an adult to make that choice for themselves. My questions are sincere and I hope they'll be received that way.