Olgha Rybak

The study concludes that there are significant differences in students’ attitudes towards cross-dressing based on their sex and religion, but not based on age. Female students and students from major Christian denominations tend to have more favorable attitudes towards cross-dressing in the LGBTQI+ community.

It’s not the same as bisexual, though some people use both words. The terms can overlap, but they mean slightly different things to different people.
If someone says they’re pansexual, accept it. Don’t question or compare it. Just ask how they define it, if they want to share. That’s enough.

Biological labels can be complex. However, in the context of addressing gender and sexual identity beyond the boundaries of biological labels, AFAB, or Assigned Female at Birth, is important. AFAB is an acronym meaning people are assigned female at birth (based on physical traits), though they may or may not identify as that gender as they mature.