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 ===== Modifiers ===== ===== Modifiers =====
 ==== > (In transition between two types) ==== ==== > (In transition between two types) ====
-Used to indicate someone undergoing a change of sexual characteristics, presumably at a slower speed, or with a more permanent implied outcomem than indicated by the [[#G~ (Variable gender)|variable gender subtype]], with the beginning and the end states listed on either side of the symbol, ex. **Gm>n** for "I am a male who is changing to a neuter." There is no explicit distinction here between a real-world transition, involving things like hormone replacement and gender-affirming surgery, and some kind of shapeshifting.+Used to indicate someone undergoing a change of sexual characteristics, presumably at a slower speed, or with a more permanent implied outcome, than indicated by the [[#G~ (Variable gender)|variable gender subtype]], with the beginning and the end states listed on either side of the symbol, ex. **Gm>n** for "I am a male who is changing to a neuter." There is no explicit distinction here between a real-world transition, involving things like hormone replacement and gender-affirming surgery, and some kind of shapeshifting.
  
 Though the sources do not specifically mention the use of this modifier with "[[#/ (Discrepancy between mental and physical gender)|mental gender]]", in principle there's no reason why it couldn't be, provided that there was a standard order of operations between **>** and **/**; consider **Gm>f/h** which could mean something like either "I am physically male transitioning to physically female, but I identify as non-binary" or "I am physically male but my gender identity is shifting from female to non-binary". Though the sources do not specifically mention the use of this modifier with "[[#/ (Discrepancy between mental and physical gender)|mental gender]]", in principle there's no reason why it couldn't be, provided that there was a standard order of operations between **>** and **/**; consider **Gm>f/h** which could mean something like either "I am physically male transitioning to physically female, but I identify as non-binary" or "I am physically male but my gender identity is shifting from female to non-binary".
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