True or False: Sexuality does not change after transitioning, regardless of gender identity.

The statement "Sexuality does not change after transitioning, regardless of gender identity" is considered false because transitioning can indeed have an impact on an individual's sexuality. For many people, transitioning is a significant step in aligning their physical and social identity with their gender identity, which can lead to changes in how they perceive their own sexuality and how they experience attraction.

Transitioning can encompass various changes, such as social gender roles, physical body modifications, and emotional experiences, which may lead to new understandings of attraction and desire. For some individuals, coming out as a particular gender may liberate them to explore parts of their sexuality that they had previously not felt free to express. Therefore, it is highly personalized, and reactions can vary widely among individuals as they navigate their own identities and experiences. This accounts for the diversity in experiences around sexuality in relation to gender identity and transition.

Thus, the assertion that sexuality remains unchanged fails to recognize the fluid nature of both gender identity and sexuality for many individuals navigating their transition.