Quote Originally Posted by sara.s View Post
I even find it strange why people see me as female as address me as she/Sara, when dressed, although addressing me otherwise as he/<malename> would be ridiculous in public. I really take offense to all you self-appointed definition/behavior experts making stupid ignorant claims.
Sara, if you don't mind the question, when you go to the support meetings, do you present as a woman like your avatar, or are you more like a guy wearing a skirt, without makeup, forms, wigs, etc. And if your avatar is you and you don't identify even partially with any aspect of the feminine gender, then why do you present this way?

Also, just so you know, TG does not mean being a transsexual who is a woman in a man's body. "Trans" means to cross, and Trans-gender means crossing a gender boundary in some way, even if it is an occasional desire to present as a gender that is opposite than birth, even if the predominant gender identity is male.