Original sentence: Cross-dressers and drag queens and drag kings tend not to transition, since their variant gender presentations are only adopted temporarily.For transsexuals, this typically includes sexual reassignment surgery, and their new sex is "opposite" that of birth sex; for intersex people it is different from how they were raised; for genderqueer people it is neither solely female nor male.Psychiatrists and psychologists using the WPATH Standards of care for gender identity disorders will normally require an RLE of a year's duration before recommending surgery.The Real life experience, "RLE", or Going fulltime refers to a person living one's everyday life as one's chosen gender identity.Transition must begin with a personal decision to transition, prompted by the feeling that one's gender identity does not match the gender that one was assigned at birth.Transitioning generally begins where the person feels comfortable: for some, this begins with their family with whom they are intimate and reaches to friends later or may begin with friends first and family later.Transitioning is the process of changing one's gender presentation to accord with one's internal sense of one's gender - the idea of what it means to be a man or woman.Whereas SRS is a surgical procedure, transitioning is more holistic and usually includes physical, psychological, social, and emotional changes
Edited sentence: Cross-dressers and drag queens and drag kings tend not to transition permanently.For transsexuals, the new gender is "opposite" that of birth sex; for intersex people it is different from how they were raised; for genderqueer people it is neither solely female nor male.Psychiatrists using the WPATH Standards of care for gender identity disorders require going fulltime before recommending surgery.Real life experience or Going fulltime refers to a person living one's everyday life as one's gender identity.Transition must begin with a decision to transition and the realization that one's gender identity does not match the gender identity that others perceive one to have.Transitioning generally begins where the person feels comfortable: For some, this begins with their family with whom they are intimate and reaches to friends later or may begin with friends first and family later.Transitioning is the process of changing genders - the idea of what it means to be female or male.Whereas SRS is a surgical procedure, transitioning is more holistic and can encompass physical, psychological, social, and emotional changes