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* People who were born dyadic but have medically changed their sex characteristics (through [[Hormone Replacement Therapy|HRT]] or surgery). Making it so their combination of chromosomes, primary, and secondary sex characteristics no longer strictly fits the definition of dyadic. However, they cannot be called intersex because they were not born with these variations. ([[Transsex]] or [[Transgenital]]) |
* People who were born dyadic but have medically changed their sex characteristics (through [[Hormone Replacement Therapy|HRT]] or surgery). Making it so their combination of chromosomes, primary, and secondary sex characteristics no longer strictly fits the definition of dyadic. However, they cannot be called intersex because they were not born with these variations. ([[Transsex]] or [[Transgenital]]) |
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* People who were born dyadic and have changed or desire to change their body such that one has ambiguous sex characteristics or a mix of sex characteristics. ([[Salmacian]], [[Afabris]], [[Amabris]], [[ |
* People who were born dyadic and have changed or desire to change their body such that one has ambiguous sex characteristics or a mix of sex characteristics. ([[Salmacian]], [[Afabris]], [[Amabris]], [[F-alt]], [[M-alt]]) |
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* People who desire or imagine their body as having sex characteristics that are not naturally possible in humans. ([[Xenogenital]]) |
* People who desire or imagine their body as having sex characteristics that are not naturally possible in humans. ([[Xenogenital]]) |
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*People who desire or imagine their body as having sex characteristics that are animalistic in nature. ([[Faunagenital]]) |
*People who desire or imagine their body as having sex characteristics that are animalistic in nature. ([[Faunagenital]]) |
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