Any guys here feel like a girl?

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i have never felt masculine in the least. i would not mind being born female, but i would never consider the brutal and expensive options available to change into one now. i have always been repelled by stereotypically masculine things like sports and aggression. bulky muscularity and hairiness also turn me off. i have always had feminine features and traits.

I was told that I have some feminine side of me, maybe because of my softness and kindness probably but I've always felt masculine though.

I have male parts, but I do not I identify with either gender. I am neither masculine nor feminine in manner. I believe that most of the differences in the way that men and women behave are the result of socialization. It is a process that does not seem to apply to me in many ways.

lol they used to call me wolf man in school. I practically have fur it's so thick on my arms and legs. Hell my hair is down to my shoulders and i had it cut to an inch only a month or two ago. O.O

notice i said "bulky muscularity AND hairiness" - but hairiness by itself can be good. but sorry, i never saw the beauty of bulky muscles ala schwarzenegger.

I feel like a girl, you got any?

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I'm a girl who feels more like a guy. I wouldn't say that I'm actually transgendered; just that I'm somewhere in between the genders and I lean toward the masculine side. Gender expectations for women make me feel very alienated.

I'm a guy and I don't feel much like a man. I see most male behavior as disgusting or offensive. I find women to be much more pleasant company and I guess I feel like I can relate to them much better. I guess inside me I feel more feminine but I have no interest in men. I wouldn't have minded being born female, but I don't think I'd go through a sex change as I wouldn't feel right about it. I haven't had any life experience being a girl so I'd feel like an impostor and honestly I'd be very afraid of attracting a dude... I already do that too frequently for my tastes . Plus I kinda want a wife and children so it probably wouldn't be the best idea to make an awkward switch.

I don't really feel feminine or masculine, but I am a male so I suppose I'm mostly masculine. I really hate tough guys with macho attitudes though. I guess either extreme would be unpleasant.

After give this some thought, I realized I do somethings feel like my posture is feminine.

Honestly, I have no idea what being in touch with my feminine side would mean. From what little I know it would probably drive me nuts.

I'm here all week, try the veal.

I always considered masculinity to be more about honor, tenacity, and ambition than hair, booze, and sports, and in that sense I feel very masculine despite being a nerdy teetotaler... though in the hair department, if I had black stripes, you'd mistake me for a tiger

I never really wanted to be hairy when I was little, but now that it's happened, I really don't mind it.

i love veal. but i shouldn't eat it. i shouldn't love it either but i do.

Not saying anything about you because I don't know you... but MOST humans today know nothing about honor... especially most men... too much pride and ego to do anything honorable >_<. I see honor simply as a trait of the honorable. Maybe the word valor would apply to men more so... but honor... not so much in the world I've seen.

I am very unmanly in those ways as well but I do try to be honorable but I have a different definition than lots of people. I believe in being respectful & treading others like I would want be be treated & I care about doing the rite things & not being hypocritical.



I think they use the Klingon definition of honor. They get drunk & never back from a fight. It's better to die than to face the dishonor of being a coward. That is why they are heavily armed & kill their enemies At least the Klingons consider lying to be dishonorable.