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No. But a very soft no because I think I'd like being a woman just as well but pretty sure It's not reflective of gender that I present or feel? But no accounting at the moment should count me as gender diverse lol
I'm also a definite no, but I've always imagined that gender not being important to you comes with being cisgendered. Like, I've always been comfortable with the way I was born, so it's a lot easier for me to conceptualize being comfortable being born a different way than it is to picture being uncomfortable either way.
Typing this out now though, is this the same thing? Like I identify much more as someone who's content with how they were born than I do with being a man, the second thing just came along automatically with the first thing. Is there any reason people would distinguish between what I'm describing here and a cisgendered person who really values that they weren't born the wrong sex?
Maybe dumb questions, being honest I don't understand gender at all because I never feel any pressure to think about it.