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  • Thallo [love/loves]
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    124 months ago

    Your experiences always really resonate with me. We must be fellow travellers. I’ve also been considering changing to the Z pronouns myself. Really glad to have you posting here.

    similar stuff

    When I’m presenting with femme clothes and makeup at home, I’m the gender I want to be (whatever that is). But when I walk outside, I know everyone will just see me as a gay man. That thought kills me because that’s not what I am. It makes going out a lot less fun for me.

    I just don’t have the energy to voice train consistently right now and I feel like my body is just really feminine-looking. It’s weird, I kind of like my current physical form, but in the abstract way where I appreciate it aesthetically and don’t feel connected to it.

    YES

    • WalrusDragonOnABike [they/them]
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      54 months ago
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      But when I walk outside, I know everyone will just see me as a gay man. That thought kills me because that’s not what I am. It makes going out a lot less fun for me.

      Back before I had done any sort of real introspection about my gender or sexuality, I liked that a lot of people suspected I was gay. But that’s most because being a cishet is lame and why would anyone want to be that? In my case, I don’t think even think it was because of my presentation or mannerisms. Still would prefer people think I’m gay than allocishet, but probably would not like it now.

    • khizuo [ze/zir]
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      4 months ago

      I’ve also been considering changing to the Z pronouns myself.

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      more dysphoria talk

      Yeah. I think I posted about it before, but I discovered that I was experiencing physical dysphoria through first naming my social dysphoria. And I literally just made the realization that I only like the way my physical form looks in the abstract. In the past, one of my doubts was always “hey, I kind of like parts of what I look like so do I really have dysphoria” but I finally have the answer to that.