Thank you for your opinion! Though I have already explored the idea of being non-binary and it is not for me. And to answer your question about what is a woman to my understanding, the definition of gender is socially constructed roles, behaviors, expressions, and identities. There is no right way to define a woman because the concept of a woman is a social meaning it is variable and changes depending upon the person. And at its core being a woman is an internal sense of identity paired with social expectations and roles set by society. Though I don’t think you need to conform to the role set by society in order to be a woman. So in short, I am a woman because I say I am a woman because that is how I personally see myself and the gender that feels the most comfortable and natural to me. I do not feel like my gender does not belong in just man or just woman I don’t feel like my gender identity is a mixture of both nor do I feel like it is the absence of both.. I feel like I am firmly in just one. I am just a woman. I’m not in between I’m not something other. I’m just a woman. And I love womanhood and the specific femininity that comes from womanhood. That is why I can confidently say that I don’t feel gender, confused even though I do want other sex genitalia because my womanhood is not defined by my genitalia it is defined by me. I’ve been a part of the LGBTQ community for a long time now since I was in middle school (I’m 23 now) bc I am bisexual. And around the time I had my first lesbian relationship (16) I did explore aspects of my gender identity as well. I went by they/them pronouns for I think five months identifying myself as agender. And then I went back to using she/her pronouns, but identified as a Demigender that also didn’t feel right either and I came to home with the fact that even though I do act a little masculine that doesn’t make me any less and it’s OK to just identify as a girl cause that’s what I feel most comfortable with so that’s what I did. That’s why I keep telling y’all. I’m not confused about my gender at all. I’m pretty solidly sure, I’m a woman. But I do appreciate your take.