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| − | '''Genetic Girl'''. A [[Genetic Female]]. One who is born female. Attributed to the late Virginia Prince, ca. 1968. This term is almost universally used throughout the Community. In the 1970's, this could also mean Genuine Girl, but this was ambiguous and disliked. | + | '''Genetic Girl'''. A [[Genetic Female]]. One who is born female. Attributed to the late Dr. [[Virginia Prince]], ca. 1968. This term is almost universally used throughout the Community. In the 1970's, this could also mean Genuine Girl, but this was ambiguous and disliked. |
Contemporary synonyms include '''GAB''' (Girl At Birth), '''WAB''' (Woman At Birth), '''WBW''' (Woman Born Woman), and others. | Contemporary synonyms include '''GAB''' (Girl At Birth), '''WAB''' (Woman At Birth), '''WBW''' (Woman Born Woman), and others. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:16, 11 September 2014
Genetic Girl. A Genetic Female. One who is born female. Attributed to the late Dr. Virginia Prince, ca. 1968. This term is almost universally used throughout the Community. In the 1970's, this could also mean Genuine Girl, but this was ambiguous and disliked.
Contemporary synonyms include GAB (Girl At Birth), WAB (Woman At Birth), WBW (Woman Born Woman), and others.
