found: a person inside me

[FlyerBullyBoyFanGirl]

I found myself. always wondered who I was.
never fit in on either side of the playground.
who am I ?   me.     only took umpteen years.

yet here I am.  and I belong.

[Pica Pica]

Bonjour and 'Ello

Welcome to the middle of the playground with all the other odds and sods.

[FlyerBullyBoyFanGirl]

someohow, the therapist is not helping. he is a pride family member.
he is not asking questions and i am talking to my straight psychiatrist today.

does being androgynous make me a pride member as well( the family being LGBTQ)
i am asking as i am new here and need your help. you all seem to know what is going on. will you help this newbie out?

does being a gender-bender(just saw that word this week) qualify?

[Shang]

I suppose you could be.  I wouldn't object to it, but that might just be me. 

And welcome!

[no_id]

does being androgynous make me a pride member as well( the family being LGBTQ)
i am asking as i am new here and need your help. you all seem to know what is going on. will you help this newbie out?

does being a gender-bender(just saw that word this week) qualify?

First question: well, the T does stand for 'Transgender' and 'Androgyne' is a part of that umbrella.
Second question: I think it's wiki time! https://www.susans.org/wiki/Androgyne
That should give you some basic information on the gender identity Androgyne.
'Gender-bender': https://www.susans.org/wiki/Gender_bender
'Gender->-bleeped-<-': https://www.susans.org/wiki/Gender->-bleeped-<-

As you can see, those less two are more associated with outward appearance than identity. Hope that helps you out a bit.

[FlyerBullyBoyFanGirl]

thank you veteran posters.
I appreciate your help.
the psychiatrist was a good shoulder/good part of the team today.
him i would like to clone, and have more of.
the therapist, i would just like to clobber, kwim?