MTF Gender Identity Quiz: Male or Female – What’s Your Inner Gender?

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1. 

   Sophie says:

   August 31, 2013 at 11:05 am

   The result shows that My Inner Gender is 92% FEMALE. But, reviewing my answers, each one of them could have been easily answered by very sensitive and caring man. I am well aware that I feel, think and react to events in life that very clear resembles a female pattern; I know that. But, does that really say that I am female and not male?

   I have taken all tests, including the male / female BBC test (the most serious test so far you can find on-line). They all show that I am a female, but, Am I really a girl inside?
   My sexual orientation is heterosexual; meaning, I am attracted exclusively to women, specially the very feminine type. However, some people think that I am gay, even though I don’t exhibit, or at least I think I don’t, any “stereotypical” gay mannerism. I wonder, Can they perceive, smell, detect, somehow, that I have a female nature? If that is the case, does that make me a female?

   I am aware of my gender “issue”, I know about it since I was 5, but Does that makes me a transsexual person? I know I am not a Cross-Dresser or a heterosexual Transvestite or an Autogenophilic, even though I had cross-dressed in the past, to the point of being caught doing so, or I have experience sexual arousal while wearing female attires when I was much younger. I know that I am not a CD or TV or any of the above mentioned terms because, I don’t cross dress anymore and I don’t seek to do it, even though I continue to have same strong female feelings, and, even though, my thinking process structure and my way of perceiving and acting in life closely resembles that of a normal woman.

   The question is, Am I in denial of my gender dysphoria? or maybe, just maybe, I am in a undefined, different, unclear gender spectrum that is yet to be included in the standardized gender classification.

   MY PREDICAMENT.

   I have a slim body frame, my skin is very soft, I am not very tall for a girl, not much body and/or facial hair, plenty of hair, pronounce cheek bones, with very delicate facial features. I know that if I ever chose to transition, I wouldn’t face the major physical challenges that most girls face when going to this difficult process of re-birth. I am not married and I don’t have children, so that wouldn’t be an impediment if I ever wanted to live the rest of my life as woman. My work and my career are very flexible for those who want to transition. Then you ask yourself, WHY? WHY NOT? And, the answer is: I AM SO SCARE; so scare of the whole thing. I am scare of messing with my endocrine system by introducing artificially produced hormones into my body. However, what really scares me the most is society’s dreadful reaction towards transgender people and how my possible transition would affect my family (I am very family oriented and I rather kill myself before bringing shame, ridicule and society gossip/criticism to my family; honestly, I rather kill myself.

   I know that living life as a woman is not easy; and, not even easier to a transwoman. I am not happy living as a man or playing the part of “trying” to be a man. I know that I am putting an act, and I wonder if I have tried so hard to convince myself that I am a man that I end up thinking that maybe I am a man, just the very sensitive type.

   I don’t know; I really hate to recognize that I am very confused, even-though I consider myself to be an intelligent person. But, I know, since a very early age that something was not right with me, and the only thing I have done all these years is to play the part right.

   So the fundamental question, in my particular case, is, am I in denial because of fear? Or, perhaps, am I not a true transsexual but a non-classified gender?

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2. 

   Sophie says:

   August 31, 2013 at 10:50 am

   The result shows that my inner gender is 92% female. But, reviewing my answers, each one of them could had been easily answered by very sensitive and caring man. I am well aware that I feel, think and react to events in life to like a female; I know that. But, Does that really says that I am female and not male?

   I have taken all tests, including the male / female BBC test (the most serious test so far you can find on-line). They all show that I am a female, but, Am I really a girl inside?

   My sexual orientation is heterosexual; meaning, I am attracted exclusively to women, specially the very feminine type. However, some people think that I am gay, even though I don’t exhibit, or at least I think I don’t, any “stereotypical” gay mannerism. I wonder, Can they perceive, smell, detect, somehow, that I have a female nature? If that is the case, Does that make me a female?

   I know about my gender “issue”, I know about it since I was 5, but Does that makes me a I a transsexual person? I know I am not a Cross-Dresser or an heterosexual Transvestite or an Autogenophilic, even though I had cross-dressed in the past, to the point of being caught doing so,or I have experience sexual arousal while wearing female attires, when young. I know that I am not a CD or TV or any of the above mentioned terms because, I don’t cross dress any more and I don’t seek to do it, even though I continue to have same strong female feelings, and, even though, my thinking process structure and my way of perceiving and act in life closely resembles that of a normal woman.

   The question is, Am I in denial of my gender dysphoria?, or may be, just may be, I am in a undefined,different,unclear gender spectrum that is yet to be included in the standardized gender classification.

   MY PREDICAMENT.
   I have a slim body frame, my skin is very soft, I am not very tall for a girl,not much body and/or facial hair, plenty of hair, pronounce cheek bones, with very delicate facial features. I know that if I ever chose to transition, I would face the major physical challenges that most girls face when going to this difficult process of re-birth. I am not married and I don’t have children, so that wouldn’t be an impediment if I ever wanted to live the rest of my life as woman. My work and my career is very flexible for those who want to transition . Then you ask your self, WHY? WHY NOT? And, the answer and I am so scare, so scare of the whole thing, especially messing with my endocrine system by introducing artificially produced hormones into my body.But, what really scares me the most is society’s dreadful reaction towards transgender people and how my possible transition would affect my family (I very family oriented and I rather kill myself before bringing shame, ridicule and society gossip/criticism to my family; honestly, I rather kill myself.

   I know that living life as a woman is not easy; and, not even easier to a trasnwoman. I am not happy living as a man or playing the part of “trying” to be a man. I know that I am putting an act, and I wonder if I have tried so hard to convince my self that I am a man that I end up thinking that may be I am a man, just the very sensitive type.

   I don’t know; I really hate to recognize that I am very confused, even-though I consider myself to be an intelligent person. But, I know, since a very early age that something was not right with me, and the only thing I have done all these years is to play the part right.

   So the fundamental question, in my particular case, is, Am I in denial because of fear? or, perhaps, Am I not a true transsexual but a non-classified gender?

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3. 

   Rick Mays says:

   August 28, 2013 at 6:27 pm

   50% female. Hmmm

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4. 

   Trishia says:

   August 27, 2013 at 1:02 pm

   92% whoopee I knew I should have been a girl

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5. 

   Charly says:

   August 27, 2013 at 10:05 am

   78% FEMALE!!…I always knew form a young boy that I was a little different then most in the sense that I had more feelings of compassion and love for who a women WAS and not as much sexual and seemed to gravitate to female friends. When I am enfeme I am more myself and feel connected to myself image. I laugh and feel more provocative and sexy like its just who i am meant to be. I have a couple of women friends that like to go out for drinks and dance. One is a salon owner and she likes to try to get me into more feminine haircuts and highlights when i come in. I think she knows more about who i really am then i do..

   

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6. 

   Lucy Langdon says:

   August 25, 2013 at 3:08 pm

   67% female. I wonder what it would be like to have real femme breasts but want to keep my ‘wand’. All my life I seem to have found that ‘men’ are supposed to think in a certain way, but I don’t. Sometimes it seems that ‘middle class values’ which I subscribe to, are considered feminine.

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7. 

   David says:

   August 25, 2013 at 8:53 am

   My inner gender is 83% female.

   So surprise :$

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8. 

   Alison says:

   August 24, 2013 at 7:36 am

   75% That seems about right

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