Pre-transition did you tend to deny any differences between the sexes?

[Lacey Lynne]

I absolutely still do! 

With such a TINY difference it was uber annoying to feel so strongly that I was on the wrong side of what from my POV was a virtually non existent gap!  It made no sense that it was so important - but it was!

Says it all ... same here.   

[Samson99]

Definitely. From about 5-13 I was really girly because my mom was a firm believer that little and young girls wear dresses. I remember thinking to myself "Why am I dressing to this extreme? What does it prove?" So in eighth or ninth grade, I just started dressing however I liked. (which was androgynous) I always knew that the so called differences could be blurred over, or tied into each sex.

This was an awesome question.

[Wolf Man]

No.

I've always placed men and women at completely different levels. Whenever pressed with the differences between them in personal experience, I would default to claim that I was a dude. Though I meant it in a funny way, I see now that it held some truth.

[Darner]

I used to be such a hardcore feminist in my high school that the teachers hated me. I could beat up a person that would told me something could not be done by a woman. Then I realized I took it too much as an attack on myself and I calmed down.