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I'm not trans or anything but I really wish I was a real man, I like to do weightlifting exercises and I kinda imagine I'm a guy when I do it iin
Whether you are or are not exploring your gender identity, going to the gym is still fantastic! Pushing your body to do better, building healthy habits that will last the rest of your life, possibly meeting new like minded people... I say go you!
And I know you say you're not trans but want to be a man... I'm not sure exactly where you stand there but there are people who identify as or simply prefer to be androgynous and embrace both masculine and feminine traits, and I think that's quite healthy. I've always been a girl with very mixed masculine and feminine interests myself and I feel as though it's helped open up social circles and makes it easier to relate with more people in both casual and professional settings. :)
Nope, quite submissive actually and I never understood the point of butch lesbians lol no offense..but if you find females attractive, why look manly?? even if i was a guy I'd rather have some feminine features, I'd really like to be androgynous/tomboyish but still "cute" rather than butch. and I have a bf ^^
Some women have a strong masculine side and some men a feminine side which is dominant. They're not less of a woman or man because of that.
I see no problem with that.
People who are comfortable with their orientation don't demean others based on appearances.
I am non binary and don't care how others perceive me.
Sure, why not? If you're female, and I assume you are, then you can also choose to think of yourself as a strong woman well. I think it's normal to associate going to the gym with strength. Additionally, it's okay if you want to get in touch with your masculine side.
LOL! My trans bro go to the guy too breh, I don't want to make the onion to dark because the fish is delicate