Transmasculine Data Spreadsheet

 Transmasculine Data Spreadsheet-

NameAgeLocationYearMonthAge Bracket
Kauê Vestemberg22Brazil2022JanuaryTwenties
Gael Pandinho19Brazil2022JanuaryTeens
Name Unknown12UK2022FebruaryPreteens
Adrien Baptiste LuckasFrance2022MarchUnknown
Milo Winslow30USA2022MarchThirties
Paulo Vaz36Brazil2022MarchThirties
Kenna Leigh Gillock26USA2022AprilTwenties
Asher Garcia14USA2022AprilTeens
Name Unknown15France2022MayTeens
Sasha15Italy2022JuneTeens
Nicolas25France2021FebruaryTwenties
Lucca Gomes23Brazil2021FebruaryTwenties
Nicolas15Argentina2021MarchTeens
Name Unknown15Australia2021MarchTeens
Haven Bailey25USA2021MayTwenties
Santiago Cancinos14Argentina2017MayTeens
Tristan Frémont19France2021JulyTeens
Samuel Boutry20France2021SeptemberTwenties
Tal Piterbraut-Merx29France2021OctoberTwenties
Murilo GonçalvesBrazil2020JanuaryUnknown
Alex McCray22USA2020JanuaryTwenties
Lucas21Spain2020JanuaryTwenties
Karev20Brazil2020FebruaryTwenties
Demétrio CamposBrazil2020MayUnknown
Dr. Igor Lima Potêncio24Brazil2020JuneTwenties
Name UnknownUK2020JulyUnknown
Ellis Murphy-Richards15UK2020SeptemberTeens
Yuri Arthur17Brazil2020OctoberTeens
Benjamin BoninBrazil2020NovemberUnknown
Alexx NoahBrazil2020DecemberUnknown
Eric Varão20Brazil2019AprilTwenties
José Matías De la Fuente Guevara16Chile2019MayTeens
Austin Smith19USA2019JuneTeens
Max Chesham25UK2019JulyTwenties
Andrew Elijah Martinez19USA2019SeptemberTeens
Corbin Ray Bach23USA2019OctoberTwenties
Lukás Georgi22Brazil2019DecemberTwenties
Guui PereriaBrazil2019DecemberUnknown
Ekai Lersundi16Spain2018FebruaryTeens
Jacob Whelan20UK2018MarchTwenties
Chance Houle12USA2018MarchPreteens
Marty Dragonova20UK2018MayTwenties
Daine Grey22USA2018JulyTwenties
Casey Hoke21USA2018AugustTwenties
Rafael Romeu de Brito29Portugal2018AugustTwenties
Jayden Lowe18UK2018SeptemberTeens
Name UnknownUK2018SeptemberUnknown
Leo Etherington15UK2017MayTeens
Bru Lima19Brazil2017OctoberTeens
Alloés Carvalho23Brazil2017DecemberTwenties
Mac Ohana18USA2015DecemberTeens
Alan Cusso17Spain2015DecemberTeens

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