Very interesting perspective Regent.
I would agree that much like individual preferences for masculine and feminine attributes, the attributes people are born with do not fit one strict definition of masculinity or femininity.
I would however suggest that if someone possessed predominately masculine traits, medical science could only go so far toward the feminine side of the scale, and some masculine traits are more easily altered than others at this time.
I have indeed questioned my masculinity at times. Although I am very masculine physically I sometimes take issue with the idea that men always need to be dominant in their lives and in relationships. Sometimes I just want to sit back and enjoy the ride/give up control, not a very "masculine" trait I suppose :)
