
Like I’m lowkey genderfluid so I do feel girlish sometimes but I don’t feel like I could ever be a woman or at least not do it “right”. So even though I can pass as one idk if it’s okay to just say yes when people ask me if I’m a woman so they keep talking to me, or to remove my pronoun pins when I go out to meet people etc
I’m non-binary and would highkey be uncomfortable with being viewed as my AGAB during sex, especially with the sex talk around it since that’s often VERY gendered… that said I’m openly non-binary and can pass as a cis guy, but have never had issues with sex/relationships while I’ve been out. pan/bi people are always a safe bet for us :)
If it’s just a short fling idk what the issue would be, and if I could finally get with someone my type, I’d be ok with detransitioning for it ngl. Like the “truth” just wouldn’t ever come out The reason I don’t say it from the start is because nobody wants me after they hear I go by they them instead of she her, that’s what this post is about
I’d be fine being viewed as a woman as long as the language being used during sex doesn’t reflect that tbh. Many cis women don’t like that either so it wouldn’t be super weird to suggest, I’ve already been looking for bi people but there’s barely any and the ones that exist are just looking for cis men or women so
if you’re really planning on doing this, you shouldn’t stay in contact with these people for long or try turning it into a relationship or becoming friends/fwb. it can be life-threatening if they find out, especially after having some level of intimacy, so do what you can to stay safe if you follow through.
but you ARE trans, and if you have anything that can identify you as trans then you’d potentially be put into severe and sudden danger. having a chosen name that isn’t your legal, having friends who you’re out to slip up and call you by your pronouns around him, even just something you say that makes him think you might be trans. all of this can endanger you, which is why you should be safe and not keep your flings around for long or try starting a relationship with them.
also if you get into a relationship with someone who sees you as a woman when you’re not a woman, you’ll end up being miserable. I did what you’re wanting to try for my first relationship and it was horrible. don’t do that to yourself. don’t get into a long-term relationship while hiding your real gender.
Fair point, I’m not looking for any long term commitment right now though. When I’m actually ready to try to find someone to settle down with, I’ll probably be in a much larger city or a more progressive area that would make it more likely for me to find someone into nonbinary people who was also my type