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I feel like I'm more masculine some days
While others I'm quite feminine I think this is the category I fit myself in, but I have no idea how others feel about that Since I was little, I've felt more masculine And since discovered Quite feminine as well Depending on how my mood is I can go from jeans, sweatshirt, and sneakers To leggings, t-shirt, and heels It also depends on my confidence during that day When I feel more masculine I'm so much more comfortable with my body When I'm more feminine I feel so insecure and jealous constantly This is probably just me I feel like I'm alone with this every day My boyfriend is the same way He can feel more feminine some days Or more masculine If anyone else is like this You're lucky You can go from guy to girl in however long it takes you to Normally for me I feel a lot more masculine than I do feminine But, it can be equal to I hope everyone has someone they can talk to about how they feel gender/sexuality wise It helps By Abby
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Harriet
22/10/2017 21:39:33
This article was really helpful and I was wondering (no hate or anything I'm demiboy) but if you are demigirl (for example) that mean you are partially female and partially something else, wouldn't this make you bigender. I don't mean it in a mean way as if to say demigender isn't real because I'm a demiboy so I know but I was wondering thank you Leave a Reply. |
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