#Trans?

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proven thunder
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I've been having daydreams. All of them involve me ending up as a girl in the future. Sh#t like "you go girl!" melts my dead, queer heart. And I've had many moments where I see a girl and think do I want to be with her or be her? And just as many moments where I was girly or wanted to be with them. A specific example being a Nick show with an episode with a segment about an all girls coding thing and I wanted to be in it but 10 year old me had no idea how that'd work out. I vibe with girls a lot hence a sizable portion of my friends are girls. The thing is I've spent my whole life trying to prove I'm still as much of a guy as I was born as. I hated pink and girly things. I still hate pink but not as much. And even if I came out as Trans tomorrow, things are really bad at home and in my country and even then I don't act very feminine. Presentation is a big part of why I'm a femboy, but I still act like a guy despite it. And that'll haunt my future Trans self for a while. And I don't mind not spending my money to get rid of my phallic region. What do?

pliant kettle
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It's ok to feel like you want to be a girl and all like whatever feels right for you should be best example I was gender fluid for awhile bc hey I like dressing as a guy and a girl also and it felt right at the time but yes my dad is anti trans so I stopped as soon as he found out and I was terrified so im not gender fluid anymore bc it traumatized me 🥲 but I'd do what's good for you

nocturne parcel
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One idea is testing out different pronouns! If your close friends mentioned are supportive of queer people, maybe you could ask them to use she/her pronouns when referring to you for maybe a week or so and then ask yourself “do these pronouns help me feel more like me?” Also, not acting “femininely” does not invalidate you at all! I’m a cis girl but I tend to dress more masculine and act more masculine, but I’m still just as much a girl! While you’re on you self discovery journey, try not to worry about “being feminine enough” to be a girl, because every girl is at least a little bit masc 😄