Honestly, I feel like in the trans community people are trying to make the words masculine and feminine completely intangible just so they don't have to think about why their "gender identity" totally disagrees with (and comically is often diametrically opposed to) their behavior, mannerisms, interests and sexuality.

How Do You Personally Define Masculinity?
Someone is masculine when they have the traits, qualities, and characteristics that are typically associated with men.

What defines you as a man physical characteristics aside?
How my brain is wired.

The way I personally define "masculinity" is  sort of like "being a gentleman". Characteristics such as politeness, respect, a willingness to put yourself in danger and to look out for others, are, I believe, traits anyone, man or woman, should have; and to me PERSONALLY "masculinity" combines these with honing your body and mind to be the best it can be.  I think true masculinity unites sensitivity and strength. So does femininity, but masculinity has a subtly different way of doing it, a different "flavour", if you like - I can't explain what I think it is, it just IS. It isn't a political thing for me, it's just a feeling and identity I have.

How Do You Personally Define Masculinity?

The same way the dictionary does.

"pertaining to male humans, men: manly; having the qualities associated with men; suitable to, or characteristic of, a man; not feminine or effeminate; virile"


What defines you as a man physical characteristics aside?

The fact that my brain is functionally male.