How to date and find a partner?

[Malelesbian]

Excuse me if i havent understood the term androgyn completely, but i'm trying.

I consider myself 50% male and 50% female in a relationship. My last relationship made me aware of this because my ex was very dominating and had male values which i liked!. Sadly it didnt work out between us.

Anyway. Now i'm thinking - How do i signal i'm looking for a girl who is half and half? What would i write on a dating profile? Would i even mention it if i was talking to a girl i like? "So are you as manly as you are feminime?" Are you comfortable with holding me at night aswell as me holding you? Stuff like that.

I fear that it will be hard to find the right woman again

I hope you get my point

I am a newbie on this topic and i have more sides of my personality and sexuality to explore

[Jacqueline]

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[widdershins]

Most cis women don't consider themselves any % masculine. I mean, I'm FTM nonbinary and running on testosterone, and even I wouldn't describe myself as any % masculine. Your attitude toward traditional gender roles doesn't really define gender identity. So I'd avoid that phrasing.

You might be better off communicating which specific traits you want in a partner. You mentioned dominance. That's a good example in terms of getting your point across. Consider other qualities you're looking for, and list those as well.