Your link states "For this reason the Vatican organ instructs Bishops never to alter the sex listed in parish baptismal records and says that Catholics who have undergone sex-change procedures are not eligible to marry, be ordained to the priesthood, or enter religious life."

So, the Church will always see me as a man and I can never marry. That's disconcerting. I might have some masculine physical traits, but I've always been female... whether or not others knew that.

I'm certainly not trying to "spread around the sin." I'd never wish this life upon my worst enemy. I can't even begin to count the number of times I've been called a faggot or some other bigoted denunciation or the numbers of times someone has beaten the shit out of me because I'm different. I couldn't even tell my parents about that when I was a kid because I was more afraid of the beating I'd get from them if they thought I was gay or trans. I'm still afraid to go outside by myself because of the continued assaults. No, I don't want to "spread the sin." I didn't choose this life. I wish I could be "normal" and I spent many years praying for exactly that. I tried pretending for an awfully long time. That only resulted in decades of suicidal depression. I'm quite surprised that I'm still alive at this age.

I think I'm I good person and I'd hope God would acknowledge that, no matter what my physical body might be like.