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Giving an explanation

Discussion in 'Gender Identity and Expression' started by cauliflower, May 31, 2014.

  1. cauliflower

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    Hey new here. Been lurking around awhile, thought I'd actually get some input here. I've been living as a male my entire life. The past couple years just haven't been the same though. I'm growing increasingly distant from the male gender as a whole, to the point where I can say that I've lived as long as I've wanted to as a male. The female gender on the other hand is intriguing to me. The physical aspects, materialistic aspects, are all things that seem like a step up from the male side. It's something that, having exhausted the male gender, I think I'd be able to live with for the rest of my life. I've always wished I was born a girl, but you know, wasn't one to act on it or anything. I've honestly thought about this with a clear head and I think coming out as transgender is a distinct possibility. I just don't know how to explain it really well. It's more of a gut feeling, which won't fly with those wanting an explanation, those reading this may even feel I'm a little too rash in my decision making. So any suggestions about how I can rationalize it all?
     
  2. Najlen

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    If you really feel like you are female, then go ahead! You don't have to explain yourself to people. You sound kind of like me in that there are a few little things that tipped you off, but in the end you just know. I think that if people ask, that's all you need to say. If they are persistent about it, ask them how they know that they are male/female. The fact that you have always wished you were a girl is a pretty big indicator in my opinion. Good luck!
     
  3. cauliflower

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    Thank you, I feel like that's a good approach. It's just sometimes people can be stubborn haha.