here’s one excerpt to get you started:
As for suggestions on proper etiquette in language, I point to my first response. They are a transngender Person. They are not a “transgender” . To speak of them in this way objectifies them, and no person regardless of social group or status, wants to be thought of as an “object” . It opens us to discrimination and it’s something a large number of transgender people tae objection to. For the same reason a person of African descent doesnt wish to be identified as “black” they are a person first, regardless of skin colour. Does this make sense?
I dont have any comment on reduction due to waxing. In my experience the only place this is likely to happen is perhaps with some eyebrows, but is generally not the case on any other body area.
Seana