The phrase "aging transsexual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to gender identity, aging, or social issues concerning transsexual individuals.
Example: "The documentary explores the lives of aging transsexual individuals and the unique challenges they face in society."
Alternatives: "older transgender person" or "senior transsexual individual".
An aging transsexual," she laments.
Or you may decide, as the Stage does, that "the star of this show is Tony Sheldon as the classy, aging transsexual Bernadette".
In that work Mr. Dimchev, a Bulgarian artist who lives in Brussels, transformed himself into an aging transsexual, both ethereal and streetwise, to explore sexual and cultural consumption.
Now at the Palace Theater, Priscilla is the story of three drag queens: aging transsexual Bernadette (a superb Tony Sheldon), Tick (Will Swenson) and body-beautiful Felicia (Nick Adams) who journey from Sydney, Australia, to Alice Springs for a gig.
This leads to a customized list of diseases one can get as, say, a middle-age transsexual who sleeps with both men and women.
Featuring hilarious against-type turns from Ron Perlman as a magisterial transsexual and Chris Noth as an aging star obsessed with maintaining his camera-ready rear, "Frankie" flirts with farce but never betrays the generosity of its emotions.
In 2005 Jeeva, aged 32, was angry that authorities mocked transsexuals like her.
On 26 September 2001, an ageing male-to-female transsexual was arrested on the kerb of Crandon Boulevard in Key Biscayne, Florida, on charges of public nudity and resisting an officer without violence.
DUSTIN HOFFMAN was touching in "Tootsie" and Robin Williams had some wonderful comic moments in "Mrs. Doubtfire," but when it comes to movie actors in drag, give me Terence Stamp as Bernadette, the sardonic, grieving transsexual of a certain age in THE ADVENTURES OF PRISCILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT (1994).
Armistead Maupin's enormously popular "Tales of the City" series, published between 1978 and 1989, told the story of a disparate group of San Franciscans brought together under the roof of Anna Madrigal, a transsexual lady of a certain age who ran a boarding house on a street called Barbary Lane while growing marijuana on the side.
Age of onset of conscious gender concerns and age when the applicant was convinced that s/he is transsexual were recorded.
