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Started by Red Lion, June 07, 2017, 11:58:22 PM
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Quote from: Dena on June 08, 2017, 12:26:40 AMWelcome back to Susan's again. What you describe is Androgyne and you will find information on it in our WIKI . We have other who fit into this category though they are not very active on the site. As a part of the non binary, people who fit into the category sometimes have trouble finding a therapist with knowledge of the non binary. I suspect you feel dysphoria but if your identity is shifting, sometimes you may be comfortable with something and at other times you may be uncomfortable with the something. I also suspect the assault you experienced woke the already existing feeling that you had. Many of us can trace our first feelings of being transgender to an incident. Most of the time the experience is harmless but some like you have had traumatic events that exposed their feelings. Feel free to explore this more as it's possible some of the other non binary members may be able to add to this.
Quote from: Tessa James on June 08, 2017, 01:38:25 AMIt has often been noted that anatomy is not destiny. It is also true that, for many of us, our body does not define our gender. It is this very incongruence of anatomy and gender identity that can cause dysphoria. Some of us feel we address this best with a medical, social and/or surgical transition. I know of several folks who would love a gender free body. Not everyone want to be seen first as a sex object.I had no words to describe my feelings as a child and talking about anything related to sex was unheard of in our home. It can take a very long time to accept ourselves where we are as we are. It's a fabulous journey to be able to feel this deeply and freely. Let yourself and your imagination go.
Quote from: JB_Girl on June 09, 2017, 01:06:04 PMIMHO a very nearly perfect post. JB