u/GrassAffectionate765

I’ve always identified as a woman. It’s true that when I was a child I often tried to look more masculine, but I think that was to hide my weight and fit in better with the boys (so they wouldn’t bully me). But in recent years my self-esteem has grown and now I feel more confident and I express my femininity a lot. However, the other day I realised something: if someone were to call me he/him, it wouldn’t bother me. And ever since then, I’ve thought that I’d actually quite like to be called that sometimes.

I’m not sure to what extent this is about fitting in, as I have quite a few non-binary friends and acquaintances, and perhaps that’s why I’ve started to have doubts. And recently, my sister came out as a trans girl (I fully support her, as I do the whole queer community, and I’ve always accepted non-binary people). Also I still feel very comfortable with my feminine appearance and with things normally associated with the female gender

I don’t really know what to make of this; I just wanted to share it, in case anyone else has ever felt the same way as I have.