What are some of the things a clinician should be looking out for? Maybe some of the subtle ways that it disguises itself that a clinician might miss or might misdiagnose.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, I love that question.

You know, when we talk about gender, even when I do trainings, I often say we are not talking about gender and/or sexuality in kind of a neutral container, right? There's already a historical context, a cultural context, a social context, and all of that.

And especially when it comes to gender and sexuality, more often than not, we have been shaped by colonial thinking, in particular in, um- So-called North America and, uh, and in other places too, of course.

But a lot of the ways we think about gender as kind of a rigid binary and as kind of being laid on top of biological realities in air quote is actually very much of a colonial construct and a kind of a, which is also bound into Christian supremacy.

But that could be a whole big conversation, um, you know, that we don't need to necessarily go into.

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