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Any advice on how to know your trans? Other cis people think they are trans a lot too right?
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Anonymous 10w

Cis people don’t frequently wonder if they’re trans, no

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Anonymous 10w

Idk I had doubts and then cried way too hard and felt existential dread watching I Saw the TV Glow, maybe try that?

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Anonymous 10w

dont rush it you’ll know soon enough. no one can tell you but you. just explore yourself

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Anonymous 9w

how uncomfortable are you being perceived as/having your birth sex? how comfortable would you be being perceived as a different gender or sex?

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 9w

I am very uncomfortable with being perceived as my birth sex. But to me that’s because I feel the stereotypes associated with men fit me. Simple stuff like being interested in sport, to stuff that makes me feel pretentious like hating how hated men are. I’m worried I’m uncomfortable with being a man because being a man is hard, when in reality being a woman is probably harder.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 9w

Cis people are not uncomfortable with being perceived as their birth sex. If you don’t believe you are ftm, there are so many genders you could be too. Or stay unlabelled. There is no pressure, first figure out what you like and don’t like and then labels can come later

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