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I think I'm becoming genderless...

Started by Lalese, February 16, 2018, 08:09:45 PM

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Lalese

Bare with me, I'm horrible at these kind of things.
This started as a text document I made to clear my mind, it made me realize something.

My Story
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I was transfemale but, after more then 2 years of transitioning, It started to feel as if I was acting a part rather then letting my natural personality take over. Not wanting to put myself in the dark, deep, and scary hole I was in before, I decided against "Detransitioning".

After putting so much work into CONVINCING myself I was female just to retract the statement, I became quite confused. I came to the conclusion that maybe I should stop acting and "Let it go", so to speak. It's a lot harder said then done as my desire for knowledge and understanding is unyielding.

List Time
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  • When someone ask me what gender I am, I usually give an unclear answer like neither. Saying male makes me feel uncomfortable and saying female makes me feel like I'm lying.

  • I blend in with the females at my job without flaw and only 3 people know of my "condition", excluding family.

  • When I close my eyes and picture myself, I picture myself as genderless.

  • I have no interest in dating and/or romantic relationships, it's pointless and I am proud of this fact.

  • I don't like it when people call me *****.(<-Real Name; Can't bring myself to type it.)

  • I have chosen Lal as my new name.

  • I am use to people referring to me as female and thus unbothered by it.

  • When people refer to me as male, I am a little disconcerted but otherwise fine.

  • I much rather people jut refer to me by Lal. It makes so much more sense.
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Degenderate

Agender is a totally legitimate option! Or if you don't feel it, there's no need for a label for what you are. How you present, how you feel, what pronouns you use are all flexible and valid.   :)
Adrian - 28 - FtM
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Lalese

Quote from: Degenderate on February 16, 2018, 08:28:08 PM
Agender is a totally legitimate option! Or if you don't feel it, there's no need for a label for what you are. How you present, how you feel, what pronouns you use are all flexible and valid.   :)

I agree with you completely! However, I was born and raised with labels and breaking such a habit would be extremely difficult.
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Degenderate

That's absolutely fair, sorry if that came across as dismissive at all! I hope that you're able to find the place that feels like it fits.   :)
Adrian - 28 - FtM
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