Sometimes I feel like a girl who is a boy and other times I feel like a boy who is a girl and...

In a heteroglossic outpouring of gender positions 'non-binary, gender queer, bigender, trigender, agender, intergender, pangender, neutrois, third gender, androgyne, two-spirit, self-coined, genderfluid and expressed in feelings of deep pathos such as, '...sometimes I feel a girl and a boy, a girl in a boy, a boy who is a girl, a girl who is a boy dressed as a girl, a girl who has to be a boy to be a girl.'

Here the patient is sentenced (or rewarded) with being consigned to the limbo of non-identity