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Forgive this rambling explanation, I haven't deeply explored my feelings on this.I always feel a little weird giving my honest response to this question because I feel like I'm taking something away from trans people.
I don't identify with my birth assigned gender, but I do generally conform to it in dress and appearance and don't care to change that. I don't feel like I'm any gender at all(is that agender?). I don't ever feel gender dysphoria and don't really think about my gender identity often. I do sometimes feel pressure to conform to my birth gender in behavior, and that really bothers me because that's the aspect of gender I don't identify with. When I was younger I always felt like I was performing my assigned gender, and as an older person I'm glad I'm mostly free of that.
I think that makes me trans, but I'm not sure.