Childhood Gender Nonconformity

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Childhood gender nonconformity or CGN is the excessive behavior of the opposite gender in children. CGN can be noticed in children as early as 18 months of age and is even found in identical twins. More than 75% of children who have CGN become gay in their adulthood.

[edit] 60 Minutes

On August 27, 2006, 60 Minutes aired a report on childhood gender nonconformity.

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