>>681I've got a similar thing going on, but it's less that I want to be seen as a woman and more that I just want to stop being seen as a man. Mainly because the people I feel most at ease around don't seem to be very comfortable around men. All the men I like are straight or taken, all the women I like may as well be lesbians. Even the ones who say they're bi/pan are only into women and feminine-enough enbies. Though I guess I can't blame them with the way society encourages cis men to act. Especially nowadays.
I've already started calling myself nonbinary and feel comfortable with it, more than when I called myself a man. I want to start E too, but I don't have a proper support network, so if I get fired or evicted because someone notices I've started growing tits, I'll have no one to fall back on.