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trinity
Non-Binary
Sh'e, H'er, they them, she, he, whatever....
Bisexual
Faithfully Married.
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Post by Trinity on Dec 3, 2021 8:45:51 GMT 8
A lot of us repress, and then when we accept the part of us we were trying to supress, there is a reactive stage.
And hormones seem to aleviate depression and dysphoria, but also send us into second puberty with all that creates.
After the newness wears off and it becomes our normal, it seems like there might be a reset. Almost like a detransition, where things rebalance and old traits that might have even been hated become accepted, usually associated with birth gender and forced conformance to the matrix binary, some of which are real and who we are, but we leave it behind in the excitement of transition and being who we are.
Did you experience a boomerang or a reset? Did you find yourself going to the binary side or to more of the target physical gender and leaving part of you behind, only to find it surface again?
For me I didn't leave it behind, but I wasn't in harmony with myself until later in the game, and through the years have become increasingly nonbinary. Fortunately most of the decisions I made didn't paint me into a corner, and I found myself living in all the different components of the matrix, happily. But that took a long time, like 8 years before it really started to be comfortable.
How about you?
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Post by Leena on Dec 4, 2021 1:19:54 GMT 8
For a long time I've felt that I was on the blurry line between nonbinary and binary trans. Transitioning medically hasn't really changed that.
When I'm forced to choose a side, I boomerang though.
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Faithfully Married.
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Post by Trinity on Dec 4, 2021 10:20:44 GMT 8
For a long time I've felt that I was on the blurry line between nonbinary and binary trans. Transitioning medically hasn't really changed that. When I'm forced to choose a side, I boomerang though. Stress and release from stress seems to make things go differently, but I don't see it as male female, I just see it as letting my hair down at night so to speak (I never put my hair up)
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