When I was a kid, hell, I really wanted to be a guy. I didn't like any girls in my class or get along with them, I thought all 'girly things' were boring. I played football and video games with the guys, got in trouble a lot etc.
When I turned 12 I also noticed I was attracted to girls, and strangely, that's the point when I really realized that I liked being a girl. I suppose because I began to idolize other girls more too and didn't think girls were so boring after all.
But now that I'm an adult, I'm fine with my body, and know that the fact that I don't have the mentality of a "typical female" doesn't have anything to do with the body I have and it doesn't bother me. I honestly think my brain has always been a bit gender-neutral.
Do You Ever Feel Like You Were Born The Wrong Gender?
Sinister Ken Doll™
2012/07/10 18:35:42
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Like, if you're a girl, do you ever feel that maybe you should have been born a guy?
Or if you're a guy, do you ever feel that you should have been a girl?
Or if you're a guy, do you ever feel that you should have been a girl?
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Rave 2012/07/11 17:16:53I Don't Know






















These days I kind of don't want to deal with the whole transition. I don't really care but if I had the choice to magically become the opposite sex without going through transition and to pass as a the opposite sex, actually have periods and be able to become pregnant... I'd take that option.
But that's not how it works so I'm okay with settling for being in this body, but I have a lot of respect for transpeople who make that transition. And I'm typically happy for them when they're pleased with the results.
(me=14 yrs old, if that changes your opinion on my comment)
Also i haven't told anyone
because He is all wise and all knowing and He doesn't make any mistakes.
I want to be a girl and luckly I was born one. To my mum's distress I must say since she doesn't like that I most likely won't have any natural children.
When I turned 12 I also noticed I was attracted to girls, and strangely, that's the point when I really realized that I liked being a girl. I suppose because I began to idolize other girls more too and didn't think girls were so boring after all.
But now that I'm an adult, I'm fine with my body, and know that the fact that I don't have the mentality of a "typical female" doesn't have anything to do with the body I have and it doesn't bother me. I honestly think my brain has always been a bit gender-neutral.