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Find it really effin fascinating. But then keep dressing in mens clothes.
I have a fascination with gender swapping (and general body transformation) but it has never extended to clothes. I dont get why its so often clothes and crossdressing that other people of this kind enjoy. I just would appreciate a different body. And lower height. And not being so scary-looking. But being socially able to dress in female clothing doesnt interest me at all.
Everybody's experience being trans is different and you don't even have to fit all the symptoms to be trans
I can't say if you are trans or not because that is for you to discover
I'm not. I'm not that uncomfortable in my current body. Just small annoyances. And the wish to try something new. I guess.
I'm trans, and that was pretty much my experience too.