@Tick I know what you mean.. Gender is how you portray yourself to other people (society) and a person's actual se.x is the physical traits they're born with. In regards to the difference of being a 'Tom boy' or 'Gender Fluid' There's really not a huge difference, because they're still portraying themselves differently than society wants them to bee seen, Females dressing as Males, or Males dressing as Females, though being gender fluid is a bit more personal than just how it looks on the outside, it's on the inside as well. My view when it comes to parents or anyone that looks down upon us people, are ridiculous, and terrible, but, it's not their life, so I decide to ignore it, or if anyone says anything discriminative, then I voice my opinion strongly.

@Banana-Pantiies I wouldn't say I'm Transgender because.. Even though I portray myself as a Male, I still realize that I was born a Female, and am still comfortable with having the traits of a female, and I'm still being...

known to society as being a female (for now anyway, that could change in the future..) Yes there is/could be some co.nnection with mental and emotional state when it comes to being 'Gender Fluid' in regards to feeling like both the Male and Female se.x' looking at it in that light, from a personal perspective, there are days where I've wondered what it's like to be a Male, but that's all it's ever been is a thought, until I outright started purposely buying Male clothing, and at the same time feelling the part of a Male at times, like I said I still realize I'm Female, but yeah, there are some days where I go through this huge questioning process with myself wondering which gender I would be more comfortable with being, right now it's a little more Masculine than Feminine, sometimes it changes, I don't really control which days I feel like which gender, I just do what feels natural. In regards to getting surgery or anything of the sort to be even more like a certain se.x...

Right now that's still a thought as well, I've thought about at least a couple I would do IF I were to get any kind of surgery, but I don't exactly plan on going through with any of it until I know it could definitely be something I want to go through with.

@Grumples I totally know the feeling, but don't think of it as a struggle per say, think of it more as 'personal opportunity' and you should feel a bit better about it. Though it all depends on how you really feel personally, so the best advice I can generally give to anyone is "Always stay faithful to yourself!", if you feel comfortable as one gender or the other, that's cool, if you feel comfortable as both genders, that's cool too, and if you feel strongly about who you are, don't let anyone bring you down or make you feel like who you are is a bad thing. All of us as people are beautiful, and we're no different than anyone else who was brought into this world, so we have NOTHING to be ashamed about.

I saw a playthrough of 5 nights at freddys, it looked scary haha. I got stressed out just watching someone else playing it XD