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Hello, I have a question maybe I can get some feed back. I want to know is it wrong or right. Here is the senerio, a person is born biological female, but all there life at least from 3 until the present have acting like a male, now they like being both female and male. Could this confuse the individual, is it wrong to be like this, and is this considered Androgyne?

Quote from: Christopher on June 24, 2012, 12:40:06 PM
Hello, I have a question maybe I can get some feed back. I want to know is it wrong or right. Here is the senerio, a person is born biological female, but all there life at least from 3 until the present have acting like a male, now they like being both female and male. Could this confuse the individual, is it wrong to be like this, and is this considered Androgyne?

Can't imagine how this could possibly be wrong. Probably won't confuse anyone any more than they're already confused.

If you feel an urge to express bi-gender then that's who you are.

Welcome to Susan's. I hope you can find the home you want here.

It's not wrong. It's up to the person to find out if it's right. Welcome to the androgyne forum. We have all sorts of non-binary people here many of whom are also both male and female.
I also have a typically female body and am both male and female. It sure confuses the heck out of me, so the individual would not be alone in being confused.

Quote from: Christopher on June 24, 2012, 12:40:06 PM
from 3 until the present have acting like a male, now they like being both female and male. Could this confuse the individual, is it wrong to be like this, and is this considered Androgyne?

It indeed can confuse the individual, but that is their problem.
Is there a certain individual that you are confusing?
Hah, just had to throw that in.
Don't let it confuse you, but it may become something that you're going to put a lot of thought into.
It is never wrong. In fact, it is quite right for many people. It is the only right for some of us.
I can't really comprehend being either just male or female.
It would feel like a major part of me would be missing.

On this forum, yes, that's being Androgyn.
It comes in many different styles or types. Try not to get to hung up on terminology.
It's always up for discussion, just what does any given term or label mean?
And sometimes it's not a bad idea to look through the other topics in this Androgyn section.
Some go back quite a few years and almost read like a book, there is so much information in them.

Hang around, enjoy the people and discussions.
We're definitely people who understand and welcome you.

Ativan

Quote from: Edge on June 24, 2012, 02:28:59 PM
It sure confuses the heck out of me, so the individual would not be alone in being confused.

Edge, you have a really good understanding of who you are.
You have a unique insight into things. I always enjoy seeing your posts.

Ativan

Androgyne certainly now sounds like the right area to explore. Happy exploring.

Quote from: Ativan on June 24, 2012, 03:32:05 PM
Edge, you have a really good understanding of who you are.
You have a unique insight into things. I always enjoy seeing your posts.

Ativan

Thank you. That means a lot to me. *big bear hug*