I really wish I was a boy

On the whole I am happy and probably glad I am male. But I do get curious to what it is like to have a clitoris and sometimes the thought of being a stay at home mum with a well off breadwinner of a husband does seem appealing :/

You can still fill that role and find someone that would be willing to work whilst you be a stay at home dad..

Maybe that's it, maybe I'm just a woman that doesn't feel like a woman.

And you're right, maybe it doesn't matter. I'll just be me, stop worrying about the other stuff.

It is confusing!

What do you mean you don't think your not worthy?
How are you not worthy to be a woman?
Yeah, I'm questioning the whole gender thing.

I guess I mean I know that I'm biologically female and that's fine but I don't feel very womanly.

I'm 22 but don't feel like an adult yet (physically, mentally or emotionally) so would rather still class myself as a girl or just a person tbh

When people refer to me as a woman I feel weird :s haha

It just doesn't feel right, being a girl. I mean, it has it's positives but I don't know.
Does any other girl feel like this?

I just wish I was a boy.

I feel like this every single day... but I'm mostly okay with it now because I've come to realise that being biologically female doesn't mean that you have to be "feminine", at all. Like, when I was younger, I was pretty much bullied into wearing make-up, heels, waxing everywhere at an extortionate cost, dieting 24/7, just putting up with a lot of crap that's considered compulsory/necessary for women nowadays. Quitting all that has helped me feel a lot saner.

I guess it's all about identifying what sucks the most about being a woman, and seeing if you can drop that? For me, it's the unpaid domestic labour you're expected to do out of "love" for your male partner and children after age 30. God knows why, but I dreaded getting older for that exact reason. And like I mentioned earlier, the whole "feminine beauty" thing really drove me up the wall. But these things aren't compulsory, you know? Even though they feel like it sometimes.

Basically, gender sucks. Women are always considered to be lesser, weaker, whatever. Our confidence plummets after puberty, unsurprisingly, whereas a male's confidence generally just goes up and up after age 11. I mean... I dunno. I don't have much to offer, except my condolences. I used to cry at night over being born a girl, and being a 13-16 year old girl sucked most of all. Now it's alright, it's easier to cope with. Learning about feminism helped me feel saner, too.

Personally I'm not sure anyone feels a woman or a man. Just feel yourself, even if it doesn't belong to one or the other

transgenderism is growing

OP is just being emo about being a girl, she's probably stifled in her culture or something, or feeling insecure about her femininity. It happens a lot in puberty and adolescence; it can take a dangerous course.

After reading a few of these posts I amend my previous comment to:

It just doesn't feel right, being a girl. I mean, it has it's positives but I don't know.
Does any other girl feel like this?

I just wish I was a boy.

I'd love it if you didn't make assumptions about me.
You don't know how I feel.

To answer the original question, I have the same feelings very often.
Although I'm comfortable with my biological sex, I don't identify as a girl/woman because I don't agree with the gender stereotypes/roles associated with being female.

I've thought on multiple occasions that I'd rather be a boy or maybe I was born as the wrong sex, since I went through a 'tom-boy' phrase but as I grew up and educated myself, I realised that gender is a man-made concept - it doesn't necessary link with your biological sex as seen with transgender individuals and I don't feel the need to label myself.

Also, I would probably tick the female option but I would tick that in regards to my biological sex, not my gender.

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