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Unlike transsexuals, male lesbians do not think of their body as a mistake, out-of-place, nor do they hate their body for it's masculinity. They don't want to gender transition or dress-up as a woman. In other words, they do not have body dysmorphia, although some may fantasize about being born a woman. They may have an attraction to bio-female lesbians that goes beyond the attraction to bio-female lesbians heterosexual men have.<ref>https://lgbtrc.usc.edu/files/2015/05/LGBT-Terminology.pdf</ref> | Unlike transsexuals, male lesbians do not think of their body as a mistake, out-of-place, nor do they hate their body for it's masculinity. They don't want to gender transition or dress-up as a woman. In other words, they do not have body dysmorphia, although some may fantasize about being born a woman. They may have an attraction to bio-female lesbians that goes beyond the attraction to bio-female lesbians heterosexual men have.<ref>https://lgbtrc.usc.edu/files/2015/05/LGBT-Terminology.pdf</ref> | ||
This is a common self-identification by [[love-shy]] men among other people.<ref>http://www.angelfire.com/ab6/polepino/Chapter05/Malelesbian.html</ref> | This is a common self-identification by [[love-shy]] men (among other people).<ref>http://www.angelfire.com/ab6/polepino/Chapter05/Malelesbian.html</ref> | ||
==Male lesbian vs. transsexual== | ==Male lesbian vs. transsexual== | ||