by mezi » Thu Feb 08, 2007 10:40 pm
i believe that there are 2 axis's that play into gender, the first one is ones own gender identification, for instance it sounds like you gender identify as being fairly masculin, the second being ones gender orientation, this being the gender/s which you find attractive/arousing. i know a few male to female pre and post opp's who have gone on to pursue lesbian relationships with women. and a hermaphridite with whom the micro-penius was removed who still went on to develop into a male.
it strikes me that at the age of 15 where as you may have a clear idea as to how you see yourself, as you are at the advent of your sexual expression, your gender orientation is likely still undergoing ongoing development. I dont see your conundrum to be a mistake at birth. rather a dynamic cirumstance, certenly more complicated then some, but not at all uncommen. i suppose what im getting at is that though things are not as simple as with some, you are in all likelyhood in the body you are supposed to be in, you just have a different set of challenges then most. I would recomend being pacient before planning any surgerys. you got time and experiance to live into.