Hi,

I consider myself bigender but I guess gender fluid is more accurate.  Overall I'm mostly masculine and as a kid I just went along with the other boys but it never seemed to quite work.

Hobbies? I have an absurdly wide range of interests, ranging from dolls to high voltage electronics.  I'm a keen anime/manga fan.

My current situation: I work as a school boarding house master and science tutor.  It's a really great job but dominates your whole life and I'm sure most of you will understand that I just want to get on with my own.  I've just finished my science degree (maths and physics) at uni and now that I have qualifications I want to start developing independence and start my life as me.  I want to leave the boarding house as soon as I have the finances.

I have some very supportive friends, who theorise I'm gay/bi/confused/denying or whatever.  I'll slowly try to explain, bit by bit, but, yeah, androgyne is kind of difficult.

Hope to get to know some of you here, ^_^
Simon

Hello Simon and welcome to Susan's!

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tink

Welcome to Susan's, Simon!

This place is like a huge tent under which all can get together.  Let your greatest concern be yourself as no explanations are expected here, OK?

Be well and enjoy your ride!

Wing Walker

Simon, thanks for your introduction, welcome to susan's, I trust you will enjoy your stay.

Cheers,
Guy 

Hi Simon
Welcome to Susan's. I do pray that you will find the answers to whatever questions you have about GID.

Cindy

Hi Simon,

   I think I've encountered you already.

   That sounds like a weird job.  I'll be rooting for you to ditch it.

    How on earth can you apply math and physics to making a living?   I swear, I'll never understand what you kids are thinking.


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