They called us tomboys. I played baseball, basketball and even football with the guys. I had dolls but hardly played with them. I drove racecars and demolition derby in my 20’s and 30’s even though girls didn’t race . I dressed in boys jeans because when I was young, girls wore dresses. I grew up to be a woman and to this day, I love being a woman but I still enjoy doing “manly” things.
I never felt genger dysphoric. I just thought boys had more fun.
One of the (many) unfortunate side effects of trans ideology is that there will no longer be room for tomboys or any other “normal” variation within the two biological sexes. Now any deviation from the norm will be referred for hormone treatment and surgery.