Stacky

So from what I'm seeing is that chromosomes impact our gender in someway. 
Would someone with a chromosomal disorder(i.e. trisomy disorders) have a higher chance of having dysphoria about their birth gender?

medieval 

This may be due to the fact that I like to draw, but, when other people see some person mostly exposed and see them as attractive. I see them as art references, especially when they have muscles, very fun to draw. 

I like to look up psychology facts and when there were ones about love, I didn't think to keep these so I can apply them to my own experiences. nope, instead I told my sister and then just forgot about what ever I just said. 

unlike a lot of you from what I've read, I am very interested in romantic stories, doesn't have to be the main plot, but I enjoy it. when I read or watch these stories, I don't think about them like I want it, im just very happy that they are happy.

Also funny story, when I was in 1st grade, every girl in my class had a crush on this one boy. Don't what my mindset was but I decided I had a crush on him as well?? Also I may have blunt confessed and then he ran off. I didn't care about his response and just walked away happy i said the things. looking back, this is a giant hint. 

How does one tell the difference between a squish, mesh, and a crush?

I've had something I wasn't sure if it was a squish or a mesh, but definitely wasn't a crush. 

for people who don't know, a mesh is used to describe alterous attraction towards someone. 

alterous attraction is the grey area between squish and a crush, hence the name mesh.

true, I have a beautiful cat

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I'm Stacky, currently identifies as a asexual blob of red. 

Could be aro or grey-ro or something, not sure. 

But hi