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i didn't like being female. i still don't think i am one. but the longer i am on testosterone, the m...

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i didn't like being female. i still don't think i am one. but the longer i am on testosterone, the more gross i feel i am to others. i think everyone perceives me as an increasingly grosser woman, the more hair i have etc. even though i like my hair and masculinity. even though none of my friends mind it. i feel so embarrassed outside with strangers because i know women are viewed that way, and that they most likely view me as female. i don't think masculine women are gross, in fact i think body hair looks good on women.

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I hear you, and this tension you're describing—liking how you look but feeling like others see you as a "grosser woman"—is something

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