Fun Challenge Question! Everyone invited!

I was born male, still identify as my birth gender, and most of the time present as a male - yet I also have a strong feminine aspect that I like to express, so I also occasionally - like once a week or so - present as female with appropriate clothes, forms, wig and makeup and even voice, and I definitely enjoy being accepted as a female when I do. I tend to be attracted more to female partners regardless of my presentation mode, but I also find some males attractive, and I have no desire to alter my body, beyond removing body and facial hair and maybe getting my ears pierced.

It's taken me a few days to figure out how to answer this.
Genetic male at birth. Since the age of 3, I've had this "tugging" feeling in my mind that I didn't fit the boy only mold.
I am attracted only to women. I probably spend about the same amount of time wearing Stephanie's clothes as I do my male clothes. I am highly creative and artistic, yet I work in IT where logic rules. I have a spouse that is fairly accepting, as I can dress with forms and makeup whenever. (She doesn't like me wearing a wig around, though.)
I tend toward think of myself as "two spirited"; however, my therapist feels that dual gender is more easily adopted by younger people.
If I could get away with it, I would have breasts (naturally or not); however my job and social status will not allow that at this time. I have discussed HRT with my therapist.
I shave everything, I have pierced ears, I groom my eyebrows to a not quite females state. I let my hair grow longer, but not as long as I wish I could. When I am presenting as a woman, I prefer to present as well dressed, and I prefer classy to trashy; I try to dress mostly age appropriate.

I am a genetic male and present as male for work and family. I live with a girlfriend and present and identify as more female at home. I typically wear makeup in tge evenings, nail polish on my toes most of the time and on my fingers when i can leave it on for the weekend. I don't really know or care where I fit in on the gender spectrum, I love feminine style and just dress and wesr makeup because i like the way it looks.

I am a heterosexual male with a unique talent. My talent is that I can alter my appearance to present as a woman. I really enjoy starting out looking male and then step by step becoming female in my appearance. Most of the time I'm dressed male but I do love to dress female. Sometimes I forget how I'm dressed and go out in the world dressed as a woman. It is fun.

I am a male blessed/cursed with very strong masculine looks. I say blessed because I enjoy all aspects of being male from my appearance to the traditional role expectations to the traditional hobbies. I say cursed because, as much as i enjoy being male, I would love to have my life as it is with a significantly more feminine appearance; breasts, hips, smaller frame, etc. - legitimate reasons to wear the clothes I want to wear. It just occurred to me that I think I want to be a man trapped in a woman's body..:heehee:

I was born and identify as a heterosexual male who enjoys life living as such but sometimes derives pleasure from wearing clothing made for women and fantasizing what it would be like look like an attractive woman. I have come to realize that the fantasy is better then the reality and no longer feel the need to realize that fantasy but I would not object if the right circumstances came along but I am not going to seek them out.

I'm a heterosexual male that has chosen to wear female underwear instead of male underwear. I find it more comfortable and it gives me a confidence boost.

Straight male - dress straight male except when alone for a while and then I enjoy women's clothing for a while.
I am fascinated with females, their anatomy ( not just "girl parts" but also body shape; hip/waist ratio, etc. ) and all things created for them to waste money on. Wish I knew what it was like to experience life as a female for a few days.

Going en-femme is also like having a magic power to be invisible - the male me is not there - and I like the "prank" of fooling everyone around me ( or at least that's what I strive for haha - gotta work on that. )

when i was born i was identified as a male. as i grew up, i tried to maintain appearances as a male, but i always knew that something was not quite right.

i spent (too) many years of my life denying and repressing. then found out through the internet that i was not alone (or even that unique). relieved to know that i am not an a pervert, weird, or sick.

these days, now fully invested in my male personae, i pursue my interests in femininity on a part time basis in private only

I'm just happy to be me, whatever I am. Hugs Jaymee