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idk if anyone else here has gone through this, but about 4 years ago i thought i was transmasc and was going by he they pronouns for like 2 years (i am afab). i then switched to just they/them cause i realised i didn’t feel aligned with he/him. i’ve been going by they/them since. but recently i’ve been coming more into myself and have been sober and more clear headed. i identify strongly with the woman experience and feel as tho i actually am a cis woman. so i decided to change my pronouns to they/she about a month ago. it’s been kinda weird hearing me be called she/her tho. i’ve been going by they/them for so long it just feels a little off for some reason, but i know that i like it. will this feeling go away after a while? also, im not even sure i want to use they/them anymore, but i’m not ready to take that step. i’m thinking of maybe changing my insta bio from they/she to she/they just as like a little step. but i also feel invalid in the trans experience i had and the dysphoria i felt. idk, i just thought i’d come here and see if anyone has had a similar experience and can offer some encouragement or advice.
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