Question

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although holly is biologically a woman, she feels she was meant to be a man. not only is she sexually attracted to women, but she dresses like a man, acts more masculine, refers to herself as male, and is trying to become more muscular and grow facial hair by taking testosterone supplements. this represents someone who is
androgynous
pansexual
transgender
bisexual

Explanation:

• Androgynous: Refers to having both male and female characteristics. But Holly's situation is more about gender identity rather than just having mixed characteristics.
• Pansexual: Means being sexually attracted to people regardless of their gender. The key issue here is Holly's gender identity, not just sexual attraction.
• Transgender: Describes a person whose gender identity does not match their biological sex. Holly is biologically female but identifies as male, which fits the definition of transgender.
• Bisexual: Means being sexually attracted to both men and women. Again, the main focus is on gender identity, not sexual orientation.

Answer:

transgender