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I feel like I was meant to be a male, but physically born female... Help? (Trangender FtM only plz)?

Ever since I was little, I have always hated girly things. I got embarrassed any time I got Barbie dolls, had to wear a dress, walk in heels or do my hair. I ve always been jealous that my brother got G.I. Joe s, Transformers, Ninja Turtles... I always wanted to play with his toys. As I reached the puberty part of life, I always had crushes on girls and boys. I still lust after women mostly, but have sex with men. (Haven t found a woman who is interested in me.) I ve always liked lifting weights, playing video games, played basketball and soccer in school, always wanted guy friends and really didn t like having sleep overs and slumber parties, either. I m 36 today and I have always hated being female and always have wished I was a dude. I always felt like I wasn t supposed to be female, and I will not wear a dress, will not wear heels, and I do have makeup, but I don t wear it, because I hate it. I will not waste time to do my hair. I m more comfortable wearing it up in a bun. I absolutely hate bras, and I don t like anything about being female at all. Currently, I identify as bisexual, because I am attracted to both men and women. I m pretty sure that I am meant to be a dude. I feel disgusting as a woman and I wish that I was a biological male. I have a vagina and I ve never been happy with that. I m pretty sure that I should be identifying as male. What do I do? I want to make the transition but I m scared of society s judgment. Advice?

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  • Anonymous
    4 years ago

    You have to come to terms with it yourself to accept it about yourself, then seek help to transition when you are ready. Some therapists will offer counselling to deal with transitioning.

    One thing that confuses me is you say you are comfortable with your hair in a bun, each to their own but in my opinion that is a very girly hair do, not a masculine one.

  • Anonymous
    4 years ago

    "I always felt like I wasn't supposed to be female"

    Maybe the problem is you aren't female to begin with.

    "I'm pretty sure that I am meant to be a dude."

    You probably are male.

    I suggest speaking with a gender therapist; a list of some can be found here:

    http://www.drbecky.com/therapists.html

    .

    Source(s): me-woman who was born transsexual (post-op)
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