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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Gender|caption1=Social transition flag&lt;ref&gt;https://archive.is/3AZhA&lt;/ref&gt;|image1=Social transition flag.png}}<br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Social transition&#039;&#039;&#039; is the social portion of a [[transition]], in which a [[transgender]] person makes others aware of their [[gender identity]]. Some parts of social transition can include:<br /> *Telling people about your [[gender identity]], whether or not they are aware of your [[assigned sex]] and/or [[transgender]] status.<br /> *Changing [[name]] used within social interactions.<br /> *Asking others to use different [[pronouns]], [[titles]] and other [[gendered language]] in reference to you.<br /> *Changing [[gender expression]], whether or not the new [[Gender Expression|gender expression]] corresponds to any traditional [[gender roles]].<br /> Social transition is one of the easiest to achieve, as unlike [[medical transition]] or [[legal transition]] it can be completed by the individual within their social group. However, it can also be daunting as there is a risk of a [[transphobic]] reaction, ranging from intentional [[misgendering]] to serious danger.<br /> <br /> Many people choose to transition in different social groups at different points in time. For instance, someone may have socially transitioned with their friendship group, but not yet informed anyone in their workplace of their true [[gender]].<br /> <br /> In some cases, evidence of social transition for a period of time may be required in order to begin [[Medical Transition|medical]] or [[Transition|legal transition]]. This is a form of [[gatekeeping]].<br /> == References ==<br /> [[Category:Transition]]<br /> [[Category:Transgender Concepts]]</div>

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