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https://discuss.online/post/33970049

“I don’t understand trans people. Why would you have a problem with the gender you were given at birth? If I was born a woman I wouldn’t want to transition into a man”

- me before I realized I was trans

That’s literally me right now. I cannot imagine what someone must feel for them to transition and how they might feel because of the transition (though can obv appreciate and accept that some have those feelings I can’t directly relate to).

I don’t know, I genuinely feel like it wouldn’t change that much about my life. Even if the things I want and do stay the same, I feel like I could do those the same way no matter my gender. What does my gender even change about my life? Is gender even real?

I can relate to that.

I like being a dude, I enjoy dressing in a “manly” way, and if I had to change something about my body, I’d wish for broader shoulders without having to work out, or the ability to grow a decent beard without looking stupid. I couldn’t imagine having breasts or not having a penis, that would just be wrong.

That said, if I had somehow been born as a girl, I doubt it would have changed much about me (ignoring the different expectations / gender norms and all that shit). If someone offered me to magically swap into a female body for a day or two, I am pretty sure my curiosity would win.

Manhood can be a spectrum with all sorts of variants. There’s no “man-man” or effeminate man imho, what you wish to feel as is what you feel as. You’re valid tbh.

Men in the Roman times wore tunicas and skirts, women trousers in Celtic and Germanic areas. Lipstick is used by men and women alike.

I personally feel myself as a gal, but I generally like to dress neutrally/masculinely. Only very rarely do I go full skirty, so to say.