# Nonbinary Masculinity

I've often been told that I've a masculine brain.
I'm not completely sold on the idea that brains can be masculine, or that if they could be, that mine is, but I am willing to entertain it for a moment.
I think this is because of tendency to be analytical, and/or my affinity for traditionally "masculine" interests, such as maths, science or engineering.
This is a fair observation - I do like those things!
However, I don't feel terribly masculine.

I'm comfortable with the body I inhabit, but as time has gone by the label of 'man' has seemed to fit less and less well.
It's not that a definitely _am_ something else, at least there's nothing I've found yet that seems to fit better, but just a lack of fitting with whatever it is that a man is.
I'm not completely sure why this is.
My experience and reasons have changed over time, and I expect they will continue to do so forevermore.
I've recently had a couple of thoughts for relating my feelings about gender to the wider world which I'd like to explore.

## Gender Roles for the 21st Century

man/woman are traditions which i don't think are working