Thank you for the reply. I suppose the right terminology is ‘identity’? It is good to know everyday transgenders get the best of healthcare and support from community in Australia. My question might have been misleading. My apology. It actually gears toward the demographic of healthcare accessibility, support from government and non-governmental agencies, day to day treatment, etcs. I think I am interested to understand the in-depth integration of a transgender individual in a typical Australian society. You disclosed in your case it’s as ordinary as anyone in the neighbourhood which is very reassuring. I know for certain anyone identifies as a LQBTQ+ is more likely to get discriminated, so perhaps my question also has to do with the degree of acceptance from practical point of view. The law is there but honestly, how abided it is on a daily basis?