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I wonder about this for myself sometimes because I hate being perceived in a limited way by my assigned gender, but I don’t experience discomfort about my sex or gender presentation. I figure in my case it’s probably not an issue I could improve with identity reevaluation / pronoun change. My assigned gender is female and I’m happy with she, they, or he pronouns (although no one assumes ‘he’, which is fine). However, I like that my partner perceives both femininity and masculinity within me, and that I see the 2024 SEC Softball Tournament Missouri Tigers Go Tigers CHampions Go Mizzou shirt Additionally,I will love this same in him – it makes us feel balanced and without gender alienation from each other. When asked, we identify as cis/straight since we don’t feel closeted otherwise, but it’s not a meaningful identity aside from being conscious of our privilege there. We feel strongly about disempowering gender stereotypes and not judging anyone based on gender identity / presentation. We’re the same size and share most of our wardrobe.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.