What many cis people have a hard time understanding is that you don't have to be hypermasculine or -feminine just because you identify as either gender. I was certainly a boyish kid, but before acknowledging I'm trans (which took me long enough ), I tried to make up for feeling not woman-enough by wearing dresses and presenting very femme. Well, didn't work and I never felt comfortable, but even if I had enjoyed wearing dresses, it still wouldn't mean I'm not a guy.

Lol, my therapist of all people asked wouldn't I start dating girls if I transitioned. Nooooooo!