In an article published by the magazine Humen Online, Tristan Taranyi, a seventeen-year-old transgender teenager talks about how it is to live in Hungary today as a high school student and being different from the average.  During the interview, she recounts how she recognised herself as being transgender, how is to live in a boy’s dormitory in college, and how her environment and family reacted to the change. She also speaks about her plans for the future.

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