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What actually am I? Oh wow.

Discussion in 'Gender Identity and Expression' started by Kiychii, Sep 14, 2015.

  1. Kiychii

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    So, here's this little thing. I've been trying to figure out what I am for - days now, just trying to know what I would be considered as. Maybe it's because I'm not quite so well read, or just sort of a dumb person - but perhaps somebody here would be a bit better at decoding the strangeness that is my life?

    Anyways, here goes:

    For a bit, I've considered myself to be a demigirl. Because of my partial connection to femininity - as in, pastel colors, flowers, and delicate dresses? Things along those lines.

    Now, I like those things, though that's the only reason I classified myself as a demigirl? Because those things were feminine and I do like them? Though - actually being a girl. I... really don't think I identify with actually being a girl. You see?

    And though while I like those things, I strongly identify with being Androgyne, I suppose? Something that's difficult to tell if masculine or feminine, though... also liking the things that I said I used to consider myself a demigirl?

    What would that be? Something like feminine-androgynous? that doesn't even exist androgyne is more like the middle ground, so... does it make sense for there to even be a feminine androgyne?

    This is so confusing, I don't even know. Lastly, my actual preferred pronouns are they/them/their. Now, I don't know if that helps, because I'm not so sure it helps me...

    Anyways- um, there's that, I guess. This was a mess. I'm so sorry.
     
  2. DreamerBoy17

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    Things like androgyny and genderqueer aren't classified only by liking traditionally female things. (You're AMAB, right?) Breaking gender norms is perfectly fine, but I don't think it would be considered another gender. Being uncomfortable in your own body and having physical or social dysphoria would be a tip off that you're a different gender, but only you can tell for sure, cliche as that sounds.
     
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    The thing is, being feminine doesn't mean you are or have to be a female. Males can be feminine, wear dresses, but still be straight and cis; same things for females. If you view yourself as more feminine, but not female, then you're not female.
     
  4. Kiychii

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    Hmm, yeah, I see that~ That's... actually pretty relieving. As in, things like clothes and interests are gender neutral - I knew that before, - I'm stupid, but I guess now is when it's really just clicking?

    Also, no- actually. I'm AFAB. But I do have a lot of gender dysphoria, so I guess that's something.

    So - well, I guess it's something this way. I enjoy culturally feminine things, though actually being a female, the idea of it is terrible? Actually, with this, I think that it would actually just be more accurate to say that I'm androgyne? I actually think so...?