
egg-irl
NOTE: I am looking for genuine examples of experience and feeling. Being descriptive and abstract or just simple and blunt works for me. my doubts on myself are through logic and knowing myself better than any of you guys know me. I know how I work and I will keep most of my internal thoughts private and to myself. Do not try to convince me that I am trans
im gonna be pretty blunt here, because ive asked a similar point before about false positives, and apparently i didn't get that point across, but i mean what actually do they feel like. my recent experience with either has been pretty muted, and tbf i have bigger fish to fry with school and finals and all, but even still. like autism is genuinely on the table for me (i have a psychiatrist and parents and yada yada i aint getting into that stuff) and if thats the case then i might just not be trans at all, and at this point yeah id rather be confirmed one or the other (or both, whatever works) just to seal an answer; any kind of grounded and legitimate answer is all im looking for at this point.
(and yes false positives exist, don't tell me they don't; a false positive in the context im using is someone who thinks they're trans when it's actually other underlying factors being masked as trans. im susceptible to lying and believing myself on this sort of stuff so im trying to be careful here. ik false positives are rare but there's always a 1% chance)