"Now then, are you a BOY or a GIRL?"

[Jacque De Molay]

Sadnessismeh

I tend to like very feminine looking boys anyways and I really love the androgynous look. Sometimes I'll see an attractive person and I can't tell if their a pretty boy or a boyish girl. I find them attractive anyways, but if I find out their a boy, they become so much more attractive in my eyes.^^ Hurray for androgyny! emotion_dowant

Are you very feminine?

[Professor Peristeronic]

One time, a cashier called me 'Sir... Ma'am, sir, ma'am, sir?' at the supermarket, and it was honestly the cutest, most day-brightening thing. She was so visibly embarrassed, though, and I wouldn't blame her.
I feel like that belongs in this thread somewhere.

[Jacque De Molay]

Sadnessismeh

Jacque De Molay

Sadnessismeh

I tend to like very feminine looking boys anyways and I really love the androgynous look. Sometimes I'll see an attractive person and I can't tell if their a pretty boy or a boyish girl. I find them attractive anyways, but if I find out their a boy, they become so much more attractive in my eyes.^^ Hurray for androgyny! emotion_dowant

Are you very feminine?

Yes. I don't have the androgynous look for myself, I am just too girly. But I adore it on others.^^ I like all feminine things! XD

I'm confused, you're a woman who looks like a woman but you want to be with men who look like women? That doesn't make sense to me.

[Jacque De Molay]

Sadnessismeh

I don't understand how feminine you are exactly.

[Dustiest Gozongas]

Never had a personal experience with anybody like that but I've definitely encountered many people in passing whose genders I couldn't identify.

Actually now that I think about it, I've had this issue with babies. Like a friend or relative will have a cute baby all swaddled up in non-steretypical baby colors and I'll be like "So cute! How many weeks/months?" And it's really awkward trying to phrase a question like that without using pronouns or referring to the baby as "it" lol.

[Typing Nonsense]

What gets me are the people who get offended at being mistaken for their opposite gender. Like, oops someone made a mistake because human beings can share a lot of the same traits as their opposite sex. I've been called sir, mistaken as a boy before though not often and it doesn't even really matter?

I'll tell you one thing, though. When people thought I was a guy they were much more honest with me. When they find out I'm a girl it's like all of a sudden I'm some sugar fairy princess that they have to be nice to and coddle. What.