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You know yourself best--if you're feeling like you may be transgender, then it's good to explore what that means, read about other people's experiences and how it relates to your own, and really think about how you feel about your identity and what it would be like to live as a girl. It's important to think about if you're feeling this way because of the things you like/dislike, because society tries to tell us if we're a girl, we should like __, but really, you can like anything and be any gender. I think what's important about being transgender is deeper than that, what your sense of identity is, your feelings about your body, and how you see yourself. Only you can decide if your feelings mean you're transgender :)
The only person who can answer that question is you. No one knows yourself better than you. Discovering your journey when you're trans is an extremely personal experience. However that doesn't mean you have to do it alone. While I, nor anyone else can tell you whether or not you are trans we can support you while you figure this out. Talking to other transgender people can help, as you can hear their experiences and see if they relate to your own (however every trans experience is different). There is a large transgender community on and off 7cups. There is an LGBT group chat for you to connect to other LGBT members and/or listeners. You can also send a personal request to listeners specifically trained in LGBT matters. I hope this answer was helpful and wish you the best of luck on your gender journey!
Do you see, perceive yourself, feel like a man? Would you like to be addressed with masculine pronouns? Would you like to have a masculine body and to express yourself with looks and attitudes that are perceived as masculine? If so, you are trans! The most important question, though, is how you perceive yourself. If you feel you are a man, that's all you need to know. If you still have doubts, you can get in contact with the trans community to express your doubts and listen to their experiences, and you can also try being supported by a therapist to understand yourself better.
Well maybe you are, maybe you aren't. It depends if you have dysphoria or not. Dysphoria is an issue all trans people deal with. It can make you uncomfortable or disgusted with your body, for people born female with dysphoria (trans men), it will make then uncomfortable with their curves, breasts and other private area. As a trans man, i suffer with dysphoria and sometimes it can be crippling to the point where i don't want to leave my bed at all. It can also cause body dysmorphia which is a mental illness which causes you to see your body in a way in which it isn't
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