Non-traditional parenting attributes. Being fathers and mothers facing sex reassignment surgery

Abstract The continuation of the marriage between two spouses of which one has requested to register his changed sexual identity does not in any way affect the rights the Constitution guarantees to the other married couples or to question the principle, now transposed into our order, Only two people of different sex can marry. No one is hiding the complexity of the situation that needs to be addressed if a parent faces the gender correction path and the children are present in the family and relational context where the subject lives and faces and faces this delicate problem. It is undeniable that the transition and the subsequent surgical intervention that the parent will undergo will bring a series of changes within the complex and contradictory family structure, conveying that landscape of stress and positive and negative emotions implied in every change. It is equally unde- niable that such changes will have to be designed, represented and interpreted by minors with the help and support of highly qualified staf