Gender-reassignment surgery is most successful in changing a child's ambiguous sexuality
a. never; reassignment surgery is a "crime against nature.".
b. when done during infancy or toddlerhood.
c. when done after age 18, when the person can make a reasoned decision.
d. after the child has successfully become androgynous.
B
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