Your Sexuality and Gender Identity?

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

pansexual/trans

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

I find it fascinating that in a forum where a majority of users prescribe to a "progressive", "pro-science" attitude that terms like "cis" are flung about in a completely unscientific and inappropriate way. Academically, they are absolutely meaningless in this context.

explain

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

Ask yourself that.

What do you mean by this? In the only times I've ever communicated with you, you've inferred that my family were Nazis and/or your posts have been dubious.

For the others concerned, the word "cisgender" does not and never has had any scientific ground to it. A simple search on the internet can even reveal this.
And it is worrying that individuals with "progressive" mindsets use unscientific terms to label sexuality, even if almost nobody else here actually pays attention to scientific study.

this medical textbook makes frequent use of the word cisgender. the earliest precursor to the word was invented by a medical doctor.

etc. etc. etc.

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

what you appear to be stating is that a "health guide for transgender men" is a medical textbook.

the healthcare is for transgender men; the guide is for healthcare providers. do try to read at least the whole cover next time.

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

what you appear to be stating is that a "health guide for transgender men" is a medical textbook.

the healthcare is for transgender men; the guide is for healthcare providers. do try to read at least the whole cover next time.

Further inspection reveals it's a virtually unused and obscure "free" (even to modify!) book, published by an organisation  which provides standard of care to "LGBTQ" individuals, and it has been written in affiliation with another organisation whose aim is to "work to guarantee that all people are free to self-determine their gender identity and expression".

That probably explains the misuse of the term in this unknown publication.

I may self-identify as cisgender, but it's not an appropriate medical or scientific term to describe my condition.

the kinsey institute uses it as well.