psychology question

 Freud would suggest that gender development occurs during the third stage of his psychosexual theory, which is the phallic stage. Between 3 and 6 years old, children become aware of anatomical differences. Recognition of physical differences is usually followed by acknowledgement of cultural variances, specifically between girls/women and boys/men. Usually, but not always, there’s identification with the same sex parent, and children begin to imitate their behaviors (American Psychological Association, 2015). What do you think Freud’s perspective would be about those who aren’t gender conforming?