Allies are always fabulous too <3
I present cis male, and I am. I am comfortable in my expression and I love to wear all kinds of colors, and be experimental with my mannerisms.
I might be bi, but have yet to explore that part of me. I find all genders attractive, but I have only been with cis women.
Like @Denvil I support everyone!
I'm a Cis female, I like to wear my hair super short and brightly colored. I've always felt more comfortable in men's clothes. Bowties are cool. Suspenders too. I play MTG and DND and love sci-fi (this was all really weird for girls 30-40 yrs ago). I'm short, have big boobs, love to do my nails and have 5 cats.
I'm older, growing up people around me kept saying I was gay. Experimented a little, but I like guys. Been with the same one for 23 years now.
I've become accustomed to being she/her but I really just feel like a it/that. Nonhuman/Human. In the 90's when people harassed me and asked me what I was, I just responded "I'm a Death2lois ".
Support all around!! 💫
There is an undefinable sense of freedom when you stop concerning yourself with gender roles and expectations. Our population is beyond the possibility of extinction, any harm is self-made. The universe can hold all they ways a person can explore themselves and the world.
I want to explore all of my humanity, and explore the full humanity of others as well.
Only took me 32 years to figure out, but trans woman.
Really freaking complicated :P
Multiplicity (I think that's the right word but I always get a bit confused) + gender gets confusing, which is why I usually have to describe my gender rather than using a simple term, unfortunately.
I'm just kind of me really. I've been told I'm androgynous, though it's clear I'm AMAB. I have notably feminine features that I can accentuate if I feel the urge to do so. In terms of where I fall personality-wise, the answer's pretty much the same :)
Cis male but since gender is a construct I try not to focus on it, rather on the person themselves with whom I interact. I am very privileged in that my gender matches my biology so I try to remain sensitive towards those who do not have that privilege and be an ally for them. A family member of mine is transmasc but female presenting due to the society in which we live so it's also close to home for me.
Iate to the party, Honestly I don't know, gender is hard. I don't feel like a girl and I don't know what it feels like to be a boy. I just wear what I like without thinking about it too much.
I'm non binary born male and I've been real dysphoric since I've come out four years ago. My wife is supportive but I still butt heads with my mom for misgendering. I just recently started buying more feminine clothes but shopping gives me such anxiety.
I'm currently identifying as butch and transmasc.
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I'm just a male, born a male, always been a male. But I'm commenting here in support of everybody here, you guys are great
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