I identify as female, she\/her\/hers. I most definitely have lady bits and I appreciate my internal femininity; my femaleness surfaces strongly\u00a0in situations involving power of any sort.<\/p>\n
however, I have always felt like half a dude, and my head-representation* of myself is a male cartoon cat (which I\u2019m sure says a lot about a lot). I really like wearing clothes that are not traditionally female and I keep my hair cut short these days, and I\u2019m frequently misidentified as a boy, which I have absolutely no problem with. so I definitely don\u2019t do anything to dispel the half-and-half image (or reality).<\/p>\n
really, on a linear scale from -50 (fully female) to 50\u00a0(fully male), I\u2019d say I fall at about a -10.<\/p>\n
I\u2019m strongly bisexual and somewhat (*cringe*) polyamorous. I hate that word, but it\u2019s as close as I\u2019ve got. bottom line: I am irrevocably in love with my husband, but lord knows neither of us is cut out to only love one person, and we rather enjoy getting to know others both together and separately.<\/p>\n
hopefully that answers your question! (and then some)<\/p>\n
*head-representation being the entity I see in \u201cmy place\u201d when I imagine myself in life, which I always see much like a third-person shooter. I\u2019ve heard other people see life in first-person perspective and I am fascinated by this.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I identify as female, she\/her\/hers. I most definitely have lady bits and I appreciate my internal femininity; my femaleness surfaces strongly\u00a0in situations involving power of any sort. however, I have always felt like half a dude, and my head-representation* of myself is a male cartoon cat (which I\u2019m sure says a lot about a lot). … <\/p>\n