I'm going on school camp in a week, and even though its a pride camp, i fully intend to be stealth the entire three days. I should be able to sleep in the guys cabins (if they aren't separated by age) but there's a swimming thing, i just need some general tips from other guys on pulling this off, everybody uses she/her pronouns at school and i just need a goddamn break from that. 

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Hey Xander - welcome!
Not sure I qualify in giving you any tips since I have the opposite problem (mtf) and I am sure many guys here have better ideas. Anyways: I had some kind of a similar problem.. toddler swim class with my daughter and my wife asked me to "not be too obvious"... aka... hiding my growing breasts and my more and more female body...
We did compromise on swim shorts and a rash guard (which is a t-short to protect against sun). A few classes in she actually packed my blue girl swim shorts and no one even blinked.
In the end it does depend a bit on how far your body has gotten In developing breasts, if they are still small or you stopped the growth with hormones you can absolutely do the rash guard.
Here at the beaches I do see many guys simply wearing a lose T-Shirt and shorts (rash guards are usually pretty tight but if you buy a few sizes up they may be lose enough to hide)

Hope you will have fun at camp and keep us posted!

 Xanderthevampireweeb, all I say is good luck, when I was in high school I hadn't figured out who I was yet.  I don't know how you could stay with the guys in cabins.  You probably wear a binder or at least a sports bra and many guys are topless when they sleep. Good luck, do the adults that are going with you know who you are?

Okay, I have to ask... what does a pride camp consist of? I didn't even know that was a thing. If it is primarily LGB and not T (which I imagine it might very well be), that may change the dynamic dramatically.