Anonymous
8/1/2025, 9:34:00 PM No.40574173
> be me
> tboy who was hypermasc for 4-5 years, was legitimately afraid of expressing the femininity that co existed with my gender dysphoria
> start expressing more femininely in like 2022 and onward, feeling innately uncomfortable merely bc of how i could be perceived as a “girly girl” rather than a boy dressing up
> strictly call myself a cis man online so no one questions my posts/appearance
> meet straight cis guy who likes femboys on the side, date for a few years
> eventually come out about being a tboy (somehow he never questioned from my voice? lol)
> knows this is a weak point now and just afraid of getting called a girl or that itll be in the back of his subconscious that im a trender for presenting femininely
> arguments happen and low and behold, 8/10 of those arguments throughout relationship he calls me a girl countless times and compares me to women bc of my mental illnesses
> feel like shit
> just ranting on this site i barely use bc im butthurt over one too many things relating to this guy
should i just never present feminine ever again? i love being masculine but i just hate the idea that i cant be seen as a guy bc of social norms correlating femininity solely to women or that “going against the grain” is acceptable only when its cis men .__. maybe when i get top surgery and have access to T in my bum ass country
> tboy who was hypermasc for 4-5 years, was legitimately afraid of expressing the femininity that co existed with my gender dysphoria
> start expressing more femininely in like 2022 and onward, feeling innately uncomfortable merely bc of how i could be perceived as a “girly girl” rather than a boy dressing up
> strictly call myself a cis man online so no one questions my posts/appearance
> meet straight cis guy who likes femboys on the side, date for a few years
> eventually come out about being a tboy (somehow he never questioned from my voice? lol)
> knows this is a weak point now and just afraid of getting called a girl or that itll be in the back of his subconscious that im a trender for presenting femininely
> arguments happen and low and behold, 8/10 of those arguments throughout relationship he calls me a girl countless times and compares me to women bc of my mental illnesses
> feel like shit
> just ranting on this site i barely use bc im butthurt over one too many things relating to this guy
should i just never present feminine ever again? i love being masculine but i just hate the idea that i cant be seen as a guy bc of social norms correlating femininity solely to women or that “going against the grain” is acceptable only when its cis men .__. maybe when i get top surgery and have access to T in my bum ass country
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