@Primavera @NicolaElle Yeah, I very much feel like my whole childhood makes a ton more sense when viewed through a transgender lens. There have been a lot of There Were No Signs️ moments.

@NicolaElle it's strange, I only have spotty memories until about college. I feel like I didn't really become a person until around then. If I work at it, I can pull up a bunch of different memories, but they're all events and not anything to do with my body or gender. I feel like I was almost disembodied, in those memories.

Do you have strong memories of going through puberty? I have almost none, and even in my teenage years, had basically no awareness of puberty. I always figured this was a trans thing, but when I started asking my friends, there didn't seem to be an obvious correlation between transness and memory of teenage puberty.

So now I'm curious. Do you have strong memories of puberty, and are you trans¹ or cis? For the purposes of this survey, a useful memory to think about may be your voice cracking if you went through testosterone puberty, or your first period if you went through an estrogen puberty.

¹ By "trans" I mean the broadest definition of everyone who doesn't think of themselves as cis. This is about gender specifically, so if you're queer but the gender assigned to you at birth fits nicely, please choose cis.