[Vicky.]

Thanks. I guess all of this interests me because going by current definitions, I am trans myself. Which is...odd. I always assumed that everyone felt like I do...which is basically this

I do not feel 'like a woman', though I am obviously female. I just feel 'like me', or like a person.

I honestly thought that this was how everyone felt. However, not 'identifying' as a woman whilst being female, makes me trans. As does not being 'purely feminine'. Which is an odd concept in itself. I don't think many people in the whole world perform femininity to a tee...and have nothing even slightly masculine about them.