Like i have little interest in changing presentation and definitly no interest in hormones, but i do have some degree of discomfort with the concept of masculinity
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I mean, thats cool for you, but I'm 200% confident that hormones are not for me. The only effect that MIGHt appeal is not losing my hair but I have good hair genes (or I'm low t lol idk ive never been tested for that) and dont have to worry about that lol. Ive looked through the effects of estrogen and nothing appeals to me and most of it activly sounds bad for me. I like my body hair and facial hair for example.
The meme definitly applies. That shit isnt changing for me.
That seems like a well thought out decision. The idea that all nonbinary people are just binary trans on the pipeline can be a harmful stereotype, even if it is in fact true for some. I'm happy for you that you've found a gender that represents who you are.