Mm. Everyone's different on that front. Myself, I don't have a strong sense of gender identity, and I generally see myself as "Ben" rather than "Mr": while I h

Mm. Everyone's different on that front. Myself, I don't have a strong sense of gender identity, and I generally see myself as "Ben" rather than "Mr": while I have male bits, if I woke up one day to find they were everted, the only things I'd be worried about would be the implications of having been subject to non-consensual surgery, and the social danger due to endemic sexism: A decade ago, I was opening my front door and overheard a kid who was clearly confused saying "mommy mommy is that a boy or a girl?" about me. It amused me at the time. On the other hand, when I was a teen, someone got half way through a wolf-whistle before they saw my beard.