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This may not actually be THE geekiest thing said about transsexualism today, but..
...I found myself starting to explain some of my feelings to a friend by invoking Marshall Rogers' interpretation of Batman to Frank Miller's. So I think I did the tribe proud.
(For the record: Rogers approached Batman as being driven but sane and in control of himself, and Bruce Wayne as being a real, multi-faceted persona for whom the Batman is a mask and a tool. Back before he went just plain silly and nuts, Miller was of the view that Wayne is a shell of a persona that the Batman uses when he can't be in the cowl, where he is most truly himself and free. I am imprinted on the Rogers interpretation, and this could segue into a long ramble about the ways in which Ceri and birth name feel real or not to me, but it won't right now 'coz I'm tired and too warm.)
(For the record: Rogers approached Batman as being driven but sane and in control of himself, and Bruce Wayne as being a real, multi-faceted persona for whom the Batman is a mask and a tool. Back before he went just plain silly and nuts, Miller was of the view that Wayne is a shell of a persona that the Batman uses when he can't be in the cowl, where he is most truly himself and free. I am imprinted on the Rogers interpretation, and this could segue into a long ramble about the ways in which Ceri and birth name feel real or not to me, but it won't right now 'coz I'm tired and too warm.)