I agree with the others.
It's hard to tie much of what you note with definitive transness... but some things could be hints... seems like you are... but only you can tell, perhaps with the help of a good gender therapist.
Quote from: Tappy on October 01, 2017, 12:22:58 AM
... I was born a male , but I have always related to female. In my youth having female friends and not wanting a "Tonka Truck" , but rather have an erector set where I could build and reconstruct what was misaligned in the womb. ...
I don't see anything definitive in that which indicates you're trans. Possibly "...have always related to female ..." could hint at something but it's hard to say... I mean, a person who later identifies as a metrosexual may say the same thing. When I connect with your dysphoria, seems to lean in an MTF direction.
Quote from: Tappy on October 01, 2017, 12:22:58 AM
...How can one go on without an answer ? The answer of course is we must , because we never know what I new day will bring. We must hope for happiness , right ? ...
You can be happy that there's a mystery to solve and enjoy that you have a life so robust to offer you such a mystery, and be happy with the journey in exploring answers. You don't have to be tragically unhappy to be a closeted trans person.
Quote from: Tappy on October 01, 2017, 12:22:58 AM
... So I ask you all , who am I ? First you need some more info : ...
You seem to be seeking an enabler... it seems like you want to be trans because you are trans but you don't know that yet and you want permission because you have not understood how to validate it for yourself. That's a wild guess on my part. I could be wrong... try allowing yourself to live feminine to some degree... dress and go out, try makeup, or whatever is "F" to you... how do you feel after? Want to take more steps? I firmly believe identity arises from doing. Thinking about it was futile for me. Doing with some thoughtfulness brought me forward.
Quote from: Tappy on October 01, 2017, 12:22:58 AM
... I was born a male , I identify as female since about the age of 5 , I had wished for anything other than the genitalia I was born with. ...
Okay, so that seems definitely trans-feminine to me... but only you can find the answer. Technically speaking, someone can have those same thoughts but identify as male. Rare but it can happen. Genitalia is not equal to Gender Identity. Generally, someone who wants to change from an outty to an innie is trans-feminine at the very least... by traditional definitions she would be transsexual.
Quote from: Tappy on October 01, 2017, 12:22:58 AM
... My dad had me join the Boy Scouts , I hated it , I thought they were all freaks. In High School I was a on the Basket Ball team I hated it as well. ...
May or may not have a bearing on your gender identity. Only you'll know.
Quote from: Tappy on October 01, 2017, 12:22:58 AM
... I could not wait until the new Sears or Montgomery Ward catalogs came out , just so I could see the beautiful girls , not to masterbate to but to envy , I wanted to be them so bad. I hated myself. ...
Ha... a genetic male masturbating to pictures of women has no bearing on gender identity. More a potential indicator of your trans-femininity is the envy. Not definitive but when looked at with other things you're emitting.
Quote from: Tappy on October 01, 2017, 12:22:58 AM
... I once sat on the edge of my bed with my Boy Scout knife in hand , thinking maybe if I just cut it off , maybe I could stop the bleeding and then pain, I did not cut , I remain my untrue self.
It's good you didn't do anything... I don't believe the Boy Scout's have any equipment to automatically perform the magic of a skilled SRS surgeon.

Seriously... what you say there could be dysphoria... seems that way to me...but that's good info for a qualified gender therapist. Certainly you do not have to experience that to be trans-feminine... it's not a qualfication, and there could be other reasons for exhibiting that behavior. See a gender therapist.
Quote from: Tappy on October 01, 2017, 12:22:58 AM
... I love women to the point of total respect , celibacy , never wanting sex , just wanting in. ...
Again, wanting to be sexually with a woman or not does not make you definitively trans or not. It could mean you are a woman who is attracted to men... but until you can have your own answers about your identity without the need for enablers, you may not fully see the nature of your attraction. That recollection of yours could be trapped in the past... not fully matured. When people go through transition, there's a maturing process that takes place... or so I feel. Anyway, your focus of attraction isn't a definitive trans indicator. I guess it can be depending on the context... but as a standalone fact, it isn't.
Quote from: Tappy on October 01, 2017, 12:22:58 AM
... I would rather go to a Tea Party than a Hunting Party , leave poor Bambi to someone else. ...
Not definitive... A straight binary person can be this way too. It depends on how it's manifested and tied to everything else.
Quote from: Tappy on October 01, 2017, 12:22:58 AM
... I could not or could ever see my self as a homosexual , I love women , but only to emulate them , to be them. ...
This could mean you are a trans-feminine being who is "straight" meaning attracted to men... but that's too simplistic and may not apply.
I mean you are not certain of your identity at this time... you're seeking answers... and given that, I'd hold everything in a questionable state: You don't know yourself yet so you may be misleading yourself in other areas. You may not be able to fully see your true focus of attraction... maybe you do, maybe not. Only you can say by getting to a place beyond enablers to see your own answers about who you are.
If I were to have given you my short answer to your post, I'd say you seem trans... get a good gender therapist so you can have a comfortable enabling environment to explore your gender and possibly other areas of your life that might inform gender.
You might also try taking some reversible transition steps to see how you feel. Have you tried dressing up at home? How about makeup? Clothes? Or whatever you think is F? How did you feel? Do you want to do more? How about hair removal? etc. I find that transition and identity are best understood by doing. By doing, you'll see what fits you, what doesn't, what works, what doesn't, and you'll discover your true boundaries or defining edges, where you are on the so-called gender spectrum... but really discovering who you truly are when you live your own life and not one unreasonably defined by others.