masculinity/femininity

[quinn]

This is based on how masculine or feminine you feel, or how masculine or feminine you want to be, not how you physically look at the moment.

[Elijah3291]

I voted for FTM 3, because while I do some girly things, I also do manly things and it kinda evens itself out.  I guess I see myself as a gender neutral guy, not afraid to show his feminine side, but not out wearing drag either.

[Yakshini]

I'm not masculine, I'm not feminine. I just am? *shrug*

[MeghanAndrews]

You know, I think this poll would be most interesting to be answered by everyone we know and have met irl. Like I think I know what people I know online would say, but I'm curious to see what people that have met my irl think I am. I answered the poll, but I think what we think and how the world sees us would be a really interesting comparison. So, if any of you have met me irl, let me know your thought of ME!

[Nathan.]

I put 4 but i'm somewhere between 4 and 5. I'm mostly masculine but have a feminine side and have some feminine interests, pre T I hated that part of me but now that i'm more comfortable with myself, i'm fully accepting of my femininity. 

[xAndrewx]

I voted 5 but on second thought it really depends on what your views are. I am very masculine but I write poetry. I think a man expressing his anger without hitting things and writing poetry instead makes him more masculine than one who hits things where-as some would say the opposite so I dunno.
 

[quinn]

I think a man expressing his anger without hitting things and writing poetry instead makes him more masculine than one who hits things where-as some would say the opposite so I dunno.

I agree, I think that does make you more masculine. Some people seem to think that the more animalistic and uncontrolled a man is, the more masculine he is--stuff like violence, lack of impulse control, or if he's a "player"--but I think the very fact that a man can control his anger, or excess of other emotions, makes him more masculine because he isn't just letting his base instincts run rampant.

[Janet_Girl]

MtF 2, because I am feminine,  And have been.  I used to get bullied in school because they thought I was gay.

[gennee]

Much of it is based on my feelings and some of the things I enjoy. I feel feminine quite a bit. I enjoy activities such as cooking and sewing. I want to learn to crochet and knit.  I love being treated and looked upon as a woman.

Gennee

[kim_k]

Hmmm... MtF 2 for me, which seems pretty popular. And I'm basing this on how I interact with others and feel a majority of the time, even though my masculine side still pops up now and again, especially when I'm depressed (though that fortunately happens less and less often nowadays).

[Padma]

Oops, looks like I'm the first 'other'. I feel female, but femininity/masculinity feels irrelevant. And, because I feel female, so does androgyny. That's the best I can say.

[Berserk]

Picked FtM 5. I don't think I have any specifically feminine interests and I feel very masculine as far as that goes. Someone mentioned poetry, but I don't consider writing to be a feminine thing. I don't consider the arts to be masculine or feminine or gendered in any way. They just are, and anyone can participate in them without insinuating masculinity or femininity.

[ShippoFox]

I love dresses and pretty stuff, so 1, I guess. Sadly, I don't have much feminine clothing at all yet. This is all still secret. x_x

[VeryGnawty]

MtF androgyne

[Moxie F.]

I think I'm right down the middle, I would like to be more feminine but  what can you do * shrug*

[Clayton]

I'm not masculine, I'm not feminine. I just am? *shrug*

Same. 

[Pica Pica]

I don't need to explain a lot, I'm an androgyne and I don't appear to count.

[Taka]

you asked to explain why i chose "other".. i don't know, haven't figured it out yet, but none of the other choices seemed right for my case

[~RoadToTrista~]

I think I'm feminine, but I like some guy things and I can be a little aggressive.

[~RoadToTrista~]

An Asian man is masculine in a different way than a white man.

I'd like to know what you're implying. My brother isn't masculine in a "different" way compared to a white man.