Do u like gender bending? R u transgender? Gender fluid? Or just curious about us. Let's talk.

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I identify with women, I have outdoor plumbing and so I'm a guy. I often feel female. If I had heard of transgender syndrome 40 years ago.... Maaaaaaaybe. How's about u folks?

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Originally Posted by the Cheshire Pisces

Do u like gender bending? R u transgender? Gender fluid? Or just curious about us. Let's talk.

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I identify with women, I have outdoor plumbing and so I'm a guy. I often feel female. If I had heard of transgender syndrome 40 years ago.... Maaaaaaaybe. How's about u folks?

Did I mention I have small boobs

I've always been a tomboy
And I love the 'outdoor plumbing g' line =3

Originally Posted by hummy

I've always been a tomboy
And I love the 'outdoor plumbing g' line =3

U know what I hate? Gender designations on clothing. I love flowered tops and capries and cute shoes, but NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO boys don't wear those.... Pouts

I'm surprised that there's not more input. Not even from complete trannys.... Ohhhhhhh weeeeeell.

Ohhhhhhh wellllllllll, another dead end thread.

I'm interested. Being a transgender avi

My avi is a girl if i had some nice guy clothes i would probably switch to a boy for a while :D i have some transgender friends who are awesome

I'm so firmly feminine I can't even wear clothes from the boys' section at the store.

However, I don't mind being called "man" or "bro." Those words don't scream MALE at me.

There r so many people now who don't fit the classic gender profiles. I wonder if it's because of natural selection

oooooh I only just saw this thread but I'm agender, and I'd love to see a wee trans community on mene. I present fairly femininely, but when I go to work and have to use she/her pronouns and be a good waitress I call it "being in drag" because it's so not me.

Originally Posted by Bearzy

oooooh I only just saw this thread but I'm agender, and I'd love to see a wee trans community on mene. I present fairly femininely, but when I go to work and have to use she/her pronouns and be a good waitress I call it "being in drag" because it's so not me.

They them pronouns????

Originally Posted by Grannypink

They them pronouns????

They/them pronouns aren't really the norm yet, so in situations at work, most customers probably base their pronouns on appearance and use she/her(waitress) or he/him(waiter) instead of they/them(server). It's unavoidable currently.

Originally Posted by Kaderin Triste

They/them pronouns aren't really the norm yet, so in situations at work, most customers probably base their pronouns on appearance and use she/her(waitress) or he/him(waiter) instead of they/them(server). It's unavoidable currently.

Thanks. Despite my often fem feelings I always call myself he in real world and Pisces in cyberspace.. I'm not fussy about it. It galls me when people call me ma'am and then act like I did something wrong.

Yeah that's the exact reasoning I use Kaderin. Also I work with a bunch of really ignorant chefs who take every difference as a chance to bully people so there's another reason to stay in the closet at work.

I'll try. Really. I know bullies. They don't scare me anymore, but they get to ducking me.

Yeah the guys at work don't scare me but I do know that they'd get on my nerves enough to get me to quit and I'm determined to hang around this workplace until I graduate

I have to say, I'm still pretty bad about using he/him or she/her instead of they/them, but I try.

I hope the next place you work at ends up being a better place, Bearzy.

Thanks And oh my god I slip up on people's pronouns all the time. The important thing is to try and to self correct when you do make a mistake, without making a big deal about it. Just be like "he-sorry-they" not "he- oh my god I meant they I'm so sorry I'm so bad at this"

I mean, except online, I haven't really encountered (to my knowledge) many people that use pronouns other than what I would expect, but I feel like using they/them pronouns really needs to be more common.

Huh. I'm so insulated in my little university-town-queer-circle that I feel like half the people I know use they/them pronouns

I'm just a Pisces. We never know side is gonna b in charge.

I have always used they/them pronouns.

Especially with people, but I think it became a common thing for me because I used to be around a load of animals and I could never tell by looking at them if they were male or female and I absolutely hate calling an animal "it" so I say, "they/them".

Oh yeah, that makes sense!

I was watching a you tube vid about voice training for trannys. The girl, Trans giving the lesson sounds great, but then her boy voice wasn't deep. I tried what she said and I sounded like Dr dufusmertz from finius and ferb on Disney. But then I am by nature a baritone. Sure, born all hair, eyes and legs with a baritone voice and outdoor plumbing. Ohhhhhhh wellllllllll. I'm old and fat now so no matter.

Oh yeah voice training for trans women is apparently the worst, because estrogen doesn't help at all, unlike the testosterone for ftm folk.