Biologically speaking, if you are going to change sex it would probably be better to do it as young as possible i.e. before puberty so that you don't end up looking like a cross-dresser (not that there's anything wrong with that). I guess the problem is stating at what age it is appropriate. I feel that there is no real cut off age. If your kid thinks he/she wants a sex change you should probably consult a psychiatrist to confirm whether he/she needs it or not.

As for the girl in question, I don't really see that it is any of their business what her sex was. But that question is academic surely, at least in her country? And no she doesn't look like a boy.
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Biologically this will make her transition amazingly successful, because she had not yet produced the testosterone to masculinise to a significant degree. This way with hormonal therapy she will be indistinguishable in appearance from a biological woman, and that will be a great help to her in adjusting as she won't have to deal with the ridicule from people who don't understand.

So, basically, I think this is a good age to do it if she has the conviction, and clearly she did. Even 16 year olds don't ask for sex changes without thinking it through first.

Yes I could date her, but I'm bisexual and female so I don't count.

At this age it probably doesn't matter, but when she's in her 20s having more serious relationships I think she should tell people, but only to alert them to the fact that she can't have children. I also think that it might be better for her emotional health if she told all her future boyfriends, or it might turn into a 'dirty secret' that it doesn't need to be.
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i know she was a boy but i still love her who cares if she was a boy. she's better off as a girl. if i could i would like to be a girl also it sucks to be a boy.
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