Hey lets not go insulting. There’s no way to label everything, and theres no need to. People just like having something they can identify with and it causes no harm
By literal definition you do.
Also, femboy, once again, is a term, that trans women do not feel comfortable with and often feel is used as a slur for them. Along with “sissy.”
And, once again, Transfem has the word TRANS in front. Let’s break this down.
Trans means transgender in this case. Trans. Fem. Transition. Feminine. Transition to feminine.
Also, @SkyRocket , fellow fluid gang AAA one of my people! :3
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Man, I gotta go to sleep.
I’m transfem, you’re not in charge, night night!
Alright, goodnight stock 
I’m not saying I am?? I’m- I’m looking at the word, it- it means transgender to feminine? That’s?? That’s the breakdown of the word?
I mean- goodnight, sure, but- alright?? I’m so confused 
Also, remember to eat and drink water pls and thank you everyone <3
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Yeah that’s one of the main things people ask about that label, but I would say personally that straight implies you are solidly masc/fem rather than in-between.
Ah I’ve misunderstood, you came off as angry. I would say that making labels is meant to widen thought rather than limit it, but I can see how it might be limiting when arguing whether something fits a label
I also need to sleep, have a good night yall I’ll be back!
Y’know I’ve never once heard the term lesboy used in a weird way, and it was explained to me as a “boy who likes girls who is feminine” and my brain is smooth so I just went “aint that just being a straight guy?” but I could be wrong - I don’t believe labels are always helpful. I’m partial to being kind and caring to the masses, but if a label exists, accuracy matters.
Also gn my friend!!
a good evening to those who are aroace and those who are genderfluid (me thats me im wishing myself a good night)
those are actually broader terms to my real labels (demifluid and grayroace) but im not feeling like the friend thats too woke tonight 
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soooo… the bottom?
behold (slaps down aroace)
I personally believe that being straight means you love someone of the opposite gender to that which you identify with, with zero connotations to your masculinity or femininity
TBH being aroace can be… insanely funny in my experience.
Like i have issues with connections due to several disorders (im collecting those like pokemon) so irs always just “am i really aroace or am i just autistic” and like…
I do not find people appealing. At all.
I look at someone “hot” go, “oh he looks kinda neat” and thats it.
Apparently, others get some ideas after that (which is how crushes develop) but i just loose interest quick and go on playing with my silly little game about murdering giant dragons and that one thunderdog that i hate.
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Yeah I can really relate to this I also got diagnosed with autism
my social needs are being properly hugged every once in a while and that’s it, I don’t see what everyone else is after, beyond that
I CAN DO THAT!!
(sometimes)
(no squeezing tho i would actually commit homicide.)
Y’know, in my case, it’s a combination.
I find anyone, regardless of gender, as attractive according to my tastes. I’m a sucker for words, as a poet. My wife? An amazing, gorgeous woman who I love with all of my heart who somehow loves me. Truly, I don’t deserve her.
But I have no real type. (besides the same red flags over and over, because ofc I’m built like that) I just love love, and I love loving. And I think thats the best thing I can do for people.
honestly I’m still kinda figuring out my own gender identity
Like, I go by he/him and feel comfortable using those pronouns, but it also feels like I might be a girl sometimes.
Hell, I literally dressed up as Maria from The Sound of Music when I was little.
I still identify as male, I’ve thought about whether I’m gender-nonconforming or not, but I’m honestly just really confused.