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That would be pretty bad from the BBC, but I can't see that wording in the link. Perhaps it's been changed? "We may be female, but feel more comfortable thinking of ourselves as a male. When we feel this way, we are transgender."
It did when I looked! https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:tJXwdCMPU2AJ:https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zhvbt39/articles/z6smbdm+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk … (it looks like they've edited that bit out)pic.twitter.com/Ovloo0C3h0
This is extremely concerning. Not only that the BBC wrote this in the first place, but that they have edited it. If the BBC equate being trans to identifying with sexist stereotypes, why does anyone think children would not do the same? /
There is no way of explaining this stuff without recourse to gender stereotypes. What is it that 'thinking of yourself as male or female' (when that is not the material reality) means otherwise? 
So they can delete the sentence but not replace it with anything else
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