I don't really like makeup on myself, I don't give a single shit about what I'm wearing, I do not spend money on purses/jewellery (the stereotypes, so this is by no means meant as an offence to the girls that also don't like/buy this) aand neither have I a lot of female friends. Aside from the feminine clothing, I don't do anything feminine.
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This, to me, has always been my identity problem. And also because the friend I talk most with doesn't want to talk about this, which I don't quite understand. I know Reddit is not a doctor or psychologist, but I just want to hear some opinions or maybe different views I haven't considered yet. I have no problem with someone addressing me as female. I constantly have the feeling that I shouldn't have those and be male instead. All this stuff annoys me about myself, because I don't want them myself. I never wanted to have female genitalia or boobs. It really feels like I shouldn't be female. I don't feel any connection with my own gender. I have nothing against people who go for a sex change, but I would never choose for that. I don't have any self-esteem issues.īut it's just I always, always wanted to be born male. I do like pretty woman and I consider myself pretty as well. I'm a huge drag queen fan, tho I have nothing with makeup. But I always wished to wear them as a man sort of. I like dresses, boots, stockings and all that. I don't consider myself transgender, because I never felt like I am in fact a man.
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