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natal sex

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natal sex
A baby's birth sex
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Discussion also explores ways one's internal sense of gender is not always in agreement with natal sex.
Lesson plan: your gender--beyond black & white by Maurer, Lis / SIECUS Report
In Part I, "The Origin and Formation of Sexuality," the Balswicks first lay a foundation of the "biological and sociocultural contributors," thereto identifying the four dimensions of sexuality as being natal sex, sexual identity, gender role, and sexual orientation.
A balanced and sensitive Christian consideration of human sexuality. ... by Strauss, Gary H. / Journal of Psychology and Theology
He goes on to explain that his theoretical goal in this book is to use autobiographical accounts written by transsexed people to show that their experiences of themselves in their bodies are what drives their understanding of themselves as transsexed, and that they do this despite intense social and cultural pressures for them to see themselves as members of their natal sex.
Second Skins: The Body Narratives of Transsexuality by Devor, Holly / The Journal of Sex Research
 
 
 
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