When it comes to expressing your gender identity, navigating labels can be tricky. For those identifying as transgender or non-binary, finding the right words is essential.
Obviously, it’s important for people to use language that respects and reflects your identity. Outdated or offensive terms can be hurtful.
However, it’s important to remember that you’re more than just a label!
Ultimately, what matters most is how you personally want to be addressed, regardless of where you fall on the gender spectrum.
So, let’s talk about it!
Do you have a particular term or label that resonates with you – such as crossdresser, transgender woman, non-binary person, or something else?
I’m eager to hear your thoughts, so let’s continue the conversation in the comments below!
Love,
Lucille
Trans woman, trans feminine.
I have always been labled a girl, from 2 years old till now. In school the boys called the girl with a penis. Every relationship I’ve had the person aways assumed I was female. Now when people ask, I say FREE for now I finally get to the chance to choose. And I choose to be myself.
First I hate labels, and the myths that go with them, like all cross dressers are gay and perverts. With that said I will say I am a cross dresser that is possibly open to full transition to female. I love the feel of silky lingerie on my body feels amazing and so sexy. I have a female inside that wants to come out but just not sure how much as of right now, just starting my journey into womanhood. Love and Kisses Robyn.
The label that I think that I should be is a
Part time crossdresser
Sometimes the want to get dress en femme is overwhelming and I’m miserable until I find the time to do it.
The feeling of showing my feminine side usually happens once or twice a month.
Thus I think of myself as a part time crossdresser
I always felt like I should have been born a girl. Well,,,, that didn’t happen. So since I was a small child and into adulthood I would take any oportunity to dress up in girls clothes, and that was kind of enough. During most of the 90s I only wore womens clothes all the time. Sometimes I wore makeup, but that was more for going out. I always felt I was transgendered, but never felt dysphoric. I had made an uneasy peace with myself. But now everthing has changed. My desire to be a woman has grown to a level that transition is the only option I can see to find any peace at all. I feel like a woman and would love for my body to change to accomodate what I am inside. I am in transition at this time and I identify as a woman.
hi, I would consider myself gender fluid, I should of been a girl and have known since I was very small and share all the stories that 90% of your girls have i.e, moms clothes or sisters etc…playing with the girls when little, dressing up with them and there help- and an understanding mom -less so dad>
now fifty been dressing up for comfort and to feel more myself al my life. have three grown up kids, oldest girl married to another woman with our blessing. now single again and live on my own, thinking of transition but don’t need surgery down there! gradually changing my persona to my real self for the first time in my life and enjoying the experience, live in a very small place and so am taking things easy, varnished nail for the past six months- they got used to that, mascara for the last month a few odd looks but nothing said to my face yet. have always shaved my legs so -shorts in summer soon and toe varnish…..this going to be a slow job.. but hayho! guess I’m lucky cos ive always been slim and efemme people think I’m bi anyhow cos that’s how they would understand it but gender to me is what the state and your parents and tradition and all that tell you youshould be wear, how you move talk think etc…we are all on a spectrum in my eyes! as for sexual attraction that is to me instinctive regardless of whats in their underwear! sexy is sexy!….love your site and all the comments from the souls make me feel part of something big and wonderful. nikkixxx
Maybe I’m a crossdresser but i’m not sure. I’m straight, I like women very much and admire their beauty and what drives me to crossdress is wanting to be that beautiful. The main problem with this is that I can’t present myself as woman because i’m immedatly gonna be labeled gay, and I don’t want men (gay or not) hitting on me, nor women running from me. I know I shouldn’t care for society but the reality is that the world is that way and still want my ‘normal’ life. Plus i think it would be disastrous for my son who is my reason to live.
I consider myself cross beween inner woman an crossdresser reason being I know there’s feminine side of me wanting out this male body therefore I buy or get female clothing and such also tend have feminine feelings or thoughs while walking around as male having both male n female clothes on at sametime since can’t afford sex change I have do what can afford