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Good advice
As a nonbinary person who's known & been out for a little over 10 years, i have some advice about gender self-discovery. The most important thing to think about is what you want for your gender *presentation*, regardless of your gender/labels. As long as you are in a position where it is safe and feasible to experiment.
If you want a binder, you can get one. If you want to try a different name, do it. If you want to try new pronouns, do it. If eventually you want to do HRT and other affirming care, do it. Whether you ID as a cis woman, a trans man, or something else, you can do whatever makes you feel comfortable with yourself.
Labeling is a choice you can make for yourself, and its not necessarily the most "urgent" part of it. The priority is up to you, so you can worry about it later if you want to. Comfort is the most important.
I really needed to hear this.
I can't pretend to be someone i m not.. Neither can I push myself into a label that doesn't fully represent me.
I want to experiment, i want to figure out what fits me well, what makes me Happy.
Thank you.
