>>40217296 (OP)I like to think the effort legitimizes my womanhood, and by that I mean:
so as long as I meet my potential, so as long as I try my best, I will be the best woman I can be.
And that effort is real, you can't say that's an imitation.
My womanhood is brought into existence by my own strength, and that's a woman's strength because it's devoted to it. It belongs to the womanhood it brings to life.
The more feminine I become the more stronger I am, the more stronger I am, the more feminine I become. That's how I know I'm a woman and not a man, because manhood never gave me this sense of power.
You can talk shit about aestheticism and substance all you want, the real-deal is in your soul, your willpower and what it does for you personally.