@Dogemilataka I mean like if you're talking to your doctor or registering for some kind of athletic event (depending on the event in question), your gender assigned at birth matters and should be divulged. But I don't see why it's directly relevant to a normal social context.
Don't let us cis people tell you how to identify. Of course someone would disagree. They probably don't think you should have the same legal rights they do as well.
Do whatever you are the most comfortable with.
In an online space like this sometimes it can be useful to advertise you're trans if you wanna let people know up front and will be talking about it a lot, but other trans women just wanna pass and get through life.
@melissa001 yes, but as a 25 year old person, i ain't very girly now, the more time passes i feel like a woman but not a girl, i was a boy and since hitting 22, haven't felt young at heart or in mind, in spirit? Sure
I like to be "slutty" and date and court many men, but thats as girly as i get now, i want to socially as a honey and be that lady in pink and purple in a gown beside my husband (future husband)
Honestly, it depends on context. I think for most social interactions, identifying as just a woman is fine. I believe the trans part only really needs to come up when dating and sexual relationships are on the table. Some people do care a lot about the plumbing and that information would be considered part of informed consent. In every other aspect of life I don't think it is important to specify.