Question

You are at a party where people are looking at family photographs. It seems strange to grandmother showing the photographs keeps calling one of the young girls in the pictures “Edward.” You think it is a nickname until you run into Edward at the party. Edward is a 6 foot tall, 56 year old male with a full gray beard. Edward describes a typical childhood is a girl until he turned about 12 years old. He then went through a confusing period during puberty that required psychiatric treatments and medical attention. It appeared that Edward was developing male secondary sex characteristics. He went on to explain that he had gender identity problems into early adulthood until he took on life as a male when he was 29 years old. How do you interpret Edward’s situation?

Answer 1

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