Simbablk and ML have it.
Gender is a social construction. Sex is something different.
I was born a woman with woman sex parts and for the most part my gender identity aligns with regular woman (I guess?) but I'm also very tomboyish so in essence I identify as a little different than your standard 100% cis woman.
Short answer... No.
There's a word. Spectrum. We're all on it.
Biologically I'm female. I don't always present that way.
What does "present" mean in the way that you're using it?
Sometimes I'm very feminine in the way I dress/carry myself. Some days I feel less than "girly" and put on androgynous clothing with no attempt to look one way or the other. Some days I straight up put on men's clothes and manspread all over the place (just kidding, if that wasn't obvious)
But yeah... Depending on my mood and the daily circumstances I may feel more boyish, or girlish, or neither at all.
I believe you're conflating sex with gender. There are also multiple sexes though. There's male, female, and intersexed. Trans folk are 100% unable to change their sex. They have changed their genders, though. Many seem to believe they go from male to female or vice-versa. I posit that they instead become their own unique gender, and I wish more of them would celebrate that.Yes just two .
im understanding trans people that want to change
but even trans people will end up one gender .
Do you feel like you're not a woman when you're dressing androgynous though? Or do you feel like a woman who's wearing what she feels like wearing at the time?