I'm AFAB (assigned female at birth), but I never felt 100% female. I only wore feminine clothes and makeup to try and fit in with other girls. Truth is, I'm not really into that sort of thing. I like science much better than fashion, I hate dresses and skirts, and I'm more comfortable in men's clothes. My past is very painful, and I want to move on from that, so I want to become the person I truly was meant to be. I don't identify as a trans man. I identify more as androgynous/genderqueer. Any suggestions, such as what to wear?
What about button down shirts or sweaters, one or two sizes bigger ? Baggy pants, or maybe from the unisex section ?
cis gendered people feel like the gender that they were born as fits them perfectly but some people like me don't always feel that's the case which is why I consider my gender to be gender fluid because I feel that sometimes I feel more masculine than feminine or more feminine than masculine, and sometimes neither one because I'm so sleepy that I run on my nearly emotionless auto pilot mode. hope that helps
It basically means that your gender identity matches the sex you were assigned at birth like, if you're born with female body parts and identify as female, then you're a cisgender female (!)
and there is nothing wrong with being cis or transgendered and those who say otherwise are very judgemental
