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I submitted this question before, but got 0 comments, so I will ask again, because I am really interested in knowing....

Whenever transgendered people talk about how they came to their sex-change decision, they always reference "feeling like a man" or "feeling like a woman", sometimes from a very young age. While I believe that they have these feelings, I have never heard these feelings articulated, so I can't understand what it "feels" like. I am female on the basis of having the appropriate "parts", and I live as a female, but I don't know what it means to "feel" female. What kind of feelings do transgendered people have that tell them they have been born into the wrong sex?
<bot>: When transgendered people say they were born into the wrong sex, what kinds of feelings do they have that lets them know their sex is wrong.