I've had this article saved for a while and finally read it: "The Pursuit of Androgyny" https://medium.com/gender-2-0/the-pursuit-of-androgyny-6a0ffa7aa1ff
I'm coming at it from the "other" angle, AMAB genderqueer wanting to be andro, and have thought AFAB had it "easier" (not that it's a contest) for he same reasons the author thought AMAB did.
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@dconley on some level, for an AFAB person to be seen as imitating masculinity is understandable because our culture values masculinity more. why wouldn't we want to emulate it? but for an AMAB to want to express femininity is 'not understandable' because femininity isn't seen as worth having.