We have that in Garena . <| sep |> lets say you were born with a male body but you have a female brainBodies are neither male nor female . They consist of a set of features that we call male typical or female typical . Usually most of these features align in a way that we can use to make an informed guess about the maleness or femaleness of the person . Sometimes the specific mix of male and female typical features doesn ' t allow us to make a guess with any amount of confidence . Sometimes the specific mix of features misleads us into making the wrong guess . In every case , as explained in the article I linked , the most consistent way to find out the correct answer is to ask the person themselves because they have access to information beyond what we can acquire through external observation . Likewise , there aren ' t male or female brains . All brains are a complex mosaic of male and female typical features . do you believe this is either a psychological or a physical disorder ? At least to medical transitioners like me it is a physiological disorder . Our dysphoria cannot be treated with psychiatric methods but it can be treated with physiological ones that address the body . If you could take a pill that would turn you back into feeling like whichever sex you were born as , would you take it ? It ' s not a feeling , any more than your knowledge of your own sex and gender is a feeling . You know that you are sex and gender . So do I . There is no turning back because I never was of the sex and gender I was mistakenly assigned . And no , of course I wouldn ' t take a pill that would change me into a man because that person wouldn ' t be me and I ' m not suicidal any more .