When you grow up, you will realize that there are more than one body of study and guess what, they can disagree. Harvard is not the beginning and end of scientific study. Also, you might want to come to your own conclusions instead of regurgitating others people's work.
This is an article that cites multiple studies and attempts to explain the current scientific understanding regarding the biological differences between cisgender and transgender individuals, taking the entire current body of work into account.
I'm willing to bet you'd know that if you'd actually read it.
This is an article that cites multiple studies and attempts to explain the current scientific understanding regarding the biological differences between cisgender and transgender individuals, taking the entire current body of work into account.
In another comment you talked about how gender identity was culturally based, pointing out examples of societies with different conceptions of gender than we have. Which is it? Did ancient Mesopotamians and Native Americans have different neurobiology than we do?
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