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Aarav Appukuttan, Sukanyeah Krishna are concerned over how their marriage will be received by the public.

Aarav was born a woman, Sukanyeah was born a man
Couple met at gender-reassignment clinic in Mumbai three years ago

Are engaged, planning a traditional wedding and want to adopt a child

Mumbai: A couple who fell in love after meeting at a gender-reassignment clinic in Mumbai have announced that they are engaged and planning a traditional wedding.

Aarav Appukuttan, who was born a woman, met Sukanyeah Krishna, who was born a man, in the waiting room of the clinic three years ago where both were undergoing surgery to change their genders.

The couple exchanged numbers after "realising we both cared deeply for one another", and the relationship flourished from there, Appukutan told news agency AFP

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The funny part of this madness is they want to adopt a child.

Why can't they enjoy their madness alone, so now they need a child born by a man and a woman......imagine

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The funny part of this madness is they want to adopt a child.

Why can't they enjoy their madness alone, so now they need a child born by a man and a woman......imagine

BTW, unless they go to adopt some American kid, I don't see that happening in India