That gender topic sure does come up a lot, especially now that I'm transitioning. In general peeps around me seem to be very perplexed by why I'd want to "transition", but have no desire to necessarily identify as "male" (I'm indifferent when it comes to whatever pronouns or gender reference someone uses towards me). For me, as I briefly explained in my first post , my transitioning has nothing to do with gender and everything to do with experiencing what I'd describe as a "physiological disconnect". I want to experience what it's like to actually connect with my body in this one and only life time. Why does that have to have anything to do with my gender identity? Before I start chopping away at this, I'd like to clarify so there aren't terminology barriers. In a nutshell, here's how I understand gender, all of which is a social construct. Gender - Self-expression, performance, actions, behavior, dress, grooming of cul...