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I'll need to explain a few things, here.
I'm going to change school next year, and I'll also move to a completly different part of town (I now live nearly in the countryside, and I'll move to the centre), and I have a very good friend in my school now. I'ma transgender boy (I'm in a female body), and I think my friend is open minded about these things. She doesn't know, but I don't think she'd mind. But I'm not sure if our friendship will last when we'll not be able to see as much as know. I'd really like to come out with her, but I'm not sure if it makes much sense (school finishes at the start of June, and then whe'll move to High School). I thought that maybe I should wait to see if we'll still be the good friends we are now next year, but at the same time everytime she uses female nouns, pronouns and adjectives (in our language, nouns and adjectives usually always change from male to female) referring to me I feel bad (As with everybody else, of course).

This is a general question, and the other person need not be a romantic interest. Suppose you have to meet up with someone of the opposite gender (who may be a business acquaintance, a friend, a cousin/relative etc.), do your present yourself differently (with respect to your dressing, body language, way of talking etc.) than if the other person was of the same gender as you?

I personally do this a lot. I take a bit of lenience when I have to meet up with male friends or acquaintances, and I feel completely at ease with myself. But if its a female, I'm a bit too self conscious so I present myself somewhat differently (like I try to avoid even remotely objectionable words, am clean shaven, use a good cologne etc.). I mean... I'm somehow not as comfortable with meeting up females, as with males. I personally feel that I can be 'myself' only in the company of men.