Maybe 7% are completely gay but a much larger percentage fall under the bi category, especially in women. I read years ago as many as 50% of women are bi. That sounds a bit high but it is still much larger than 7%. I had a few bi girlfriends in my younger days.
Some in the lesbian community are at odds with the trans community over so many young women who in the past would become lesbians but are now opting to become men. Many girls in highschools who used to be "tomboys" now think they should become transgender. This is why I think surgery of this nature should be held off until 25 unless there are medical reasons.
In Oregon I believe there is a law, or used to be at least, that people wanting to change sex have to "live" as opposite sex for a full year first under the supervision of a counselor. In effect cross dressing and in all other ways identifying as the opposite sex to see how they adjust.
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