I had to split up accessories and make up, because one makes me super-dysphoric, while the other I love.
I'm a bit of an odd FTM, with, maybe, a drop of androgyne (although I'm not too fond of the term- I know it suits others, but it doesn't really suit me that well).
Born with a male brain, but I tend to have a lot of typically feminine characteristics that come out in my appearance sometimes.
Accessories: [0/10] - I'm a boy in love with every single accessory under the sun. Some of my girl friends are jealous of my vast amount of costume jewelry, in fact.
make-up: [8/10] Especially when I'm forced to put it on to attend something where I'm wearing a dress. I once had a meltdown because I tried wearing lipstick...not fun.
Activities: [9/10] I'm very jealous of my guy friend's activities and want to participate in everything as a guy. It feels very awkward if I attempt to do certain activities that I love as a girl, especially if I'm doing it with guys. I hate feeling like the girl of the guy group.
Body hair: [5/10] I love my hairy armpits and legs. ^^
Bone size: [0/10] I'm not a superman, and I don't really care.
Breasts: [5 (if they grow larger, a 10)/10] There as small as a generic teeny-bit overweight guy's right now, so they don't bother me that much unless someone's forcing me to wear something to accentuate them. If they grow bigger- KILL!
Facial features: [1/10] I'm a "pretty boy", so, I don't mind.
Facial hair: [3/10] I'd like a 5 o'clock shadow, but not having one isn't killing me. Plus, I'm lazy on shaving, so not having facial hair is kind of useful.
Fat distribution: [10/10] GET OFF MY HIPS/THIGHS, FAT! D:
Friendships: [9/10] There are certain moments where I go in my head "I DON'T UNDERSTAND YOU ALL!" when my female friends talk about certain things, and then I want to storm off, but I don't fit in with guys either because I hate being considered the girl-member of the group. There are certainly a few female friends where I don't feel too odd around.
Gender-specific clothes: [10/10] - There are certain t-shirts I may love in the women's section, but I cannot shop there exclusively without going insane. I love the men's section, it's so...monochromatic.

Hand and foot size: [1/10] - My feet and hands are big for a woman's body, so I don't mind their presence.
Head hair [?/10] I'm not sure what to put on this one. I HATE having female-styled hair, but I'm not in a hurry to suddenly lose it all thanks to T kicking in.
Height: [4/10] Pretty much all of my male friends are shorter than me, but I highly envy taller guys because some of them have the thin look that I desperately want.
Hips - [10/10] KILL IT NOW.
Hormone-induced comportments - [9/10] I feel like my hormones right now are keeping me in a tiny, teeny little box. I'm highly emotional and sensitive to the point where it hurts sometimes. That's what has kept me from forming a lot of good friendships with guys, which I hate.
Love [?]
Mannerisms and moving - [4/10] I would love to be more masculine, but I am already pretty masculine in my movements.
Muscular mass - [2/10] It would be nice to be a bit more muscular, but it doesn't keep me up at night.
Penis and testes - [4/10] I kind of don't care about a penis and testes (although it would be awesome to be able to aim while in the bathroom), honestly. It would be nice, but my dysphoria isn't so intolerable that it can't be helped with a packer and an STP.
Rib cage [0/10] Don't think about it at all.
Shoulders [0/10] I have wide, wide shoulders.

Skin texture, colour and thickness: [0/10] I like/don't care about my skin.
Voice [10/10] There are some moments where it is really deep and masculine, which I love, but then I hear a recording of it and it sound super-high and feminine. I also hate it when it naturally goes into super-high mode in my head, and I sound like a pre-teen girl.
Vulva - [6/10] As long as I don't have to see a picture of a vulva, and no one, including myself, pays attention to mine, I pretend it doesn't exist for the most part.
Wow, I'm actually a lot more generally dysphoric than I thought.