Quote from: FalsePrincess on December 30, 2013, 12:45:14 AM
I curse a lot...

but Im working on it

You should hear my wife in traffic.  She could make sailors blush.

I don't know.  It's hard for me to say or come up with anything major.  To be honest, it's really not too important to me.  I'm just me and that's all I care to be.  In the past, I used to feel so shy and awkward about expressing and being myself, but nowadays I'm much more free.  The point of transitioning was to increase my comfort levels and be true to myself.  So to everyone out there, don't feel pressured to change who you are in order to conform to gender stereotypes, be who you are.

I suppose two things that are masculine about me is my interest in hard rock music (metal, punk, etc) and video games.  Still, those are interests and not character  traits, so I really don't know.

Quote from: learningtolive on December 30, 2013, 01:42:57 PM
I suppose two things that are masculine about me is my interest in hard rock music (metal, punk, etc) and video games.  Still, those are interests and not character  traits, so I really don't know.

Never got into games, but my wife and I are both serious rockers.

Quote from: Jill F on December 30, 2013, 01:51:33 PM
Never got into games, but my wife and I are both serious rockers.

Me too,love punk,metal and hard rock.Will be at the Rebellion Punk Festival again next year.

i'm the same way learning, and i also love swearing lol.

What stands out to me about many of the things people are referencing in this thread is that they are mostly considered feminine only because of arbitrary societal constraints. Frankly, I don't worry about most of these things because, for every point listed, I know cis-girls for whom it's just as true.