Why I want to be a girl

Daniel pursued a feminine appearance from his late teens into his mid-20s, seeking to become his ideal type by growing his hair, plucking eyebrows, biting lips, and experimenting with wigs, and felt complimented when mistaken for a woman in England.

Daniel expresses aversion toward masculine physical features such as facial hair, short hair, and muscularity, switching to an electric shaver, while also disliking societal burdens on men regarding labor, dating, and appearance compared to women.

Daniel prepares a dinner consisting of steamed rice, hamburger patties, and pre-cut vegetables, making a beef burger broccoli stir-fry.

Daniel's efforts to adopt a feminine presentation and become his ideal type rather than seeking a partner who matched it.

Daniel's discomfort with masculine physical traits, including facial hair, short hair, and muscularity, alongside his switch to an electric shaver.

Perceived differences between men and women regarding dating, social expectations, clothing choices, Daniel's Tinder experiment, and online earnings on OnlyFans.

Daniel's cooking process for a beef burger broccoli stir-fry served with steamed rice.

In 2017, Daniel bought wigs from eBay or Amazon, wore one for the first time, and used them during a livestream.

The prior year, Daniel created a fake Tinder profile using the persona of an ex-girlfriend and received 5,000 matches on the first day.

Daniel expresses confusion regarding why his body recently began growing too many chin hairs to pluck out.