I love it too! I think the only thing that's just a little annoying about being androgynous myself is that every time I go out in public I have to spend a lot of time making myself look like a girl. I don't really like it on myself but I love it on other people!
I really don't try to make myself look like anything... I think people like to make a lot of assumptions about females who don't work hard to look feminine, but I'm not into living up to other people's standards. It's different for every person.
Oh yes. I have anime and Final Fantasy to thank for my taste towards androgyny. Though I still like being able to tell that I'm looking at a guy But the square jaw and buzz-cut look certainly isn't for me I like some pretty hair and eyes on my menz
After browsing my favourites collection, some of my favourite androgynous guys I've seen illustrated here would be these. Maybe you'd like them too
And here are some REAL guys that fit the description, yes, they exist, but they're rarer than diamonds:
Maybe we might share some similar tastes...unless you prefer girls
Heh, it can be pretty funny sometimes. I just got a hair cut and now my hair's really short and my jacket is one I got from the guy's department, and I don't dress femininely anyway(too uncomfortable when I do!) but a lot of people have mistaken me for a boy. xD I was even called 'Sir' at church! (And then the man who did appologised and said, "Ma'am'. xD
Of course, I got a little irritated the other day(this didn't help being in a bad mood already. xD) when my friend wouldn't stop saying I looked like a boy. xD I usually don't mind and laugh with her and agree when she does, but I was grumpy. =3
But hey, being androgynous comes in handy when cosplaying!
My hair has been short for the past ten years. I can't seem to grow it out and when I try I usually get to the point where I look in the mirror and say "oh eff it" and get it all cut off.
I dress mostly like a male myself, like you I can't get comfortable in women's clothing. The shirts are too tight and the shoes are just shite. Though I've never been called a sir, I've many times been called a lesbian. Ah well, that's their problem I suppose