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The current popular literature about transsexualism is noteworthy for its ignorance of the distinction between autogynephilic and homosexual transsexuals.

— J. Michael Bailey The Man Who Would Be Queen (2003)

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Homosexuality might be the most striking unresolved paradox of human evolution.

The Man Who Would Be Queen (2003)

Once you've learned about autogynephilic and homosexual transsexuals and seen several of each, distinguishing them is easy.

The Man Who Would Be Queen (2003)

In order for a feminine boy to become transsexual, something extra must happen. What is the something extra?

The Man Who Would Be Queen (2003)

Autogynephilic transsexuals are not "women in men's bodies" (Anne Lawrence, a physician and sex researcher who is herself a postoperative transsexual, has called them "men trapped in men's bodies").

The Man Who Would Be Queen (2003)

...femininity in boys and homosexuality in men are probably caused by incomplete masculinization of the brain during sexual differentiation.

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