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Non-binary theory

Started by Kira Phoenix, August 12, 2014, 04:15:43 PM

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Kira Phoenix

I have been thinking about my gender identity for a very long time...for a while I always considered myself to be a transgender woman, but recently, I have considered myself not only a transgender woman, but also bigendered as well. Consider this:

What if we as people, instead of having one singular identity, we had a dominant gender identity, and a minor gender identity? For example: I consider myself mostly female. However, there are still aspects about me that are male and I will not be able to change this. For that reason, although I prefer female pronouns because I mostly identify with the female gender, however I still feel as if part of me is male as well and that will never change.

I am curious to know what everyone else's thoughts are on this.

mrs izzy

Why can not one be female with also some male traits and just drop the labels
Mrs. Izzy
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Christine167

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kelly_aus

When did we start making our genders based on our character and personality?

I'm actually a little on the GQ side, but ID publicly as a woman simply because it's easier. I have some traits still that some might consider 'manly' - but it's not enough to consider it an 'identity' of it's own, it's merely a part of who I am..

I have a nasty suspicion that assigning 'traits' their own 'identity' is a road to hell..
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Rose City Rose

The thought of myself being at all male bothers me on a deep level.
*Started HRT January 2013
*Name and gender marker changed September 2014
*Approved and issued letters for surgery September 2015
*Surgery Consultation November 2015
*Preop electrolysis October 2016-March 2019
*GRS April 3 2019
I DID IT!!!
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Kira Phoenix

I suppose that this is an attempt on my part to try and make sense of the dysphoria I suffer from....

suzifrommd

I believe that most people are binary - that they have had a gender identity and a body that matches and generally don't think twice about it.

But the experience of living with a gender identity that doesn't match either our bodies or our presentation is experienced in a variety of ways. Some of us feel genderfluid, bigender, agender, third gender, two-spirit, androgynous, while others feel like a binary member of our identified gender.
Have you read my short story The Eve of Triumph?
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Satinjoy

There are many posts in the non binary section from those of us who experience gender in multidimensional ways

Come and play in the forest dear

there are many answers throughout the threads there/here

The truth is inside you

Blessings and rainbows

Morpheus: This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You take the red pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the little blue pills - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes

Sh'e took the little blue ones.
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