Curiosity versus gender dysphoria: Who wins?

for the month of november i dont shave. as a act to raise awearness for men's health and (mental health)
movember [sic]

Yeah, I get it. That's also a nice approach. For me, it's just that visible sexual characteristics often give me gender dysphoria, so I have a hard time with facial hair. But if it works for you, go for it! ☺️ Also, I respect your purpose and I think it’s a very important topic that often goes ignored (we hear more about men's mental health than before, but it's still ignored. People somehow just can't take the topic seriously, it's still "Be a man" and "Boys will be boys" and stuff). I hope you can reach some people with it!

thats the fun bit. i am not actually doing anything for it.
plus, i just forget somtimes, and like. dont care. the only reason why i need to shave is pesudo uniform regulation.

Interesting. What uniform regulations do you have to fulfill?

im sorry, the words your using... i just cant get over how robotic it sounds. turring test?

Oh, I'm sorry for that. It might be because I'm autistic and maybe also because English isn't my native language, so I usually try to be as formal as possible.
I didn't really know how the Turing test works, so I looked it up. Seems like you need to have a longer conversation in order to tell whether I'm human or a machine.

But altogether I can assure you that I'm not a machine, just an autistic person who sometimes has difficulties with communication.

i mean, its alright. i would sorta understand if you used formal stataments. its a bit of the tism thing, to prefer to sound formal. i can atest. (and then i use blaitently informal words)
but i mean, there is this website, i think its called "human or robot" and you have short conversations with other people where you try to guess if it is a chatbot behind the textboxes. people have been able to be really accurate with the guesses, showing that the turring test can be applied in short conversations.