I consider myself pansexual. I'm equally attracted to all sexes, although most (actually... all, come to think of it) of my long-term, intimate relationships happen with men. I'm inwardly feminine for the most part, and outwardly, I'm on the femme side of androgynous. I like to look girly sometimes, but I imagine that most of the time, save for my flawless use of accessories (*wink*), people see me as a teenaged boy, with my almost-flat chest and my driver's caps. My closest friendships are equal between men and women, with my four best friends being two males, my sister, and my female roommate, all of whom conform to gender and sexual "norms".
I've never really felt like a "girl" per se, but I've never felt like a "boy" either. I remember when I was a teenager, thinking I had been born the wrong sex, but now, to me it just doesn't really matter anymore what sex I am. I've also never really felt the need to "come out". Honestly, people aren't shocked by me much. I just don't make a big deal out of things, and then neither does anyone else. Maybe I'm just lucky
I just want to thank TaraJo and Violet for this amazing and honest thread.
I've never really felt like a "girl" per se, but I've never felt like a "boy" either. I remember when I was a teenager, thinking I had been born the wrong sex, but now, to me it just doesn't really matter anymore what sex I am. I've also never really felt the need to "come out". Honestly, people aren't shocked by me much. I just don't make a big deal out of things, and then neither does anyone else. Maybe I'm just lucky
I just want to thank TaraJo and Violet for this amazing and honest thread.