How do you perceive yourself at the end of it all isn't that most important or is there a greater struggle that I don't connect with because I simply cannot I've never transitioned? I think it's more to do with preconceived notions of how we're supposed to act in our gender roles

It's an interesting point but I don't take away more from the article itself then and idea of how personality might work for different people I don't see that being a consistent pattern across any variation of humanity especially what makes us us.

I was raised as a doll not a person I still found a way to be a person. I was raised to be an extension of another human being like a piece of Adam's Rib from my mother and still I'm a completely independent thinker. We are not always simple often paradoxical.

I am enjoying this journey with you it's transition and that is the state of all life until it isn't so a transitional phase BH identity or losing a loved one or changing cities or what have you often transforms so much in our lives. I am drawn to genuine stories I learn so much

It is interesting that the powerful, wealthy captains of industry, when challenged by passionate ethnic woman in an unrelenting exchange with that man scares the crap out of many or makes them really uncomfortable or ashamed that I wasn't polite. Except for the powerful man!