Charlie: Well personally I’ve always found that being a femboy is kind of outside the question of gender identity. I know cis male femboys, trans masculine femboys, enbies, a person who has a non-binary gender identity, demi-boys, a non-binary person who identifies as partially boy or man and even trans fem femboys.
That being said, I still consider femboys to be a part of the LGBTQIA+ community because even if you want to try to be reductive and say the community is only about gender/sexuality, femboys struggle with many of the same challenges and barriers that other members of the community also face.
Emily: What are the common challenges and struggles?
Charlie: They often have to deal with struggling and accepting their identity, leaning to express themselves and dealing with blowback from family, friends, and the public about something intrinsic to their identity. A lot of femboys need a sense of community for support in dealing with these problems. The same problems faced by people gay, trans, ace, etc.) alike, which is why you often see femboys, even cishet femboys, identifying with the LGBTQIA+ community.
Emily: I think FISH Academy could help you with ypur femininity. Your deportment, makeup, wardrobe, etc. We could help you find the perfect feminine image that fits your feminine image of yourself. You can remain male. Gender identity will not be part of your training. The focus will be on your femininity. Don't you want to be an even cuter femboy?
Charlie: I would be interested in that. What's involved?
Emily: That's excellent! Just email me at fishacademy4sissies@gmail.com and we'll figure our a curriculum that works to make you more femme! One more question, Are you attracted to sissy annie?