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Questioning Myself

Discussion in 'Gender Identity and Expression' started by Mytho, Jun 4, 2019.

  1. Mytho

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    I need advice and support and a friend suggested this amino to me. Awhile ago I had come out as genderfluid, it’s been about three to four years, I’ve been very happy but the past year I’ve been struggling again with who I am, what I am happy calling myself. I feel like I have to walk on eggshells, I have to be careful what I identify as or say. The past little while I’ve been more happy with male pronouns. I’ve been more happy with the idea of just being male, like really happy. I know it comes down to what makes me truly happy but I guess I’m scared to say I’m something else then realize I was wrong? Has anyone else had this problem? Any tips or advice you can give me?
     
  2. BradThePug

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    I did something similar. I came out as being genderfluid first and then I made the decision to transition. If you do feel more Male, it may be more comfortable for you to transition. That is a decision that you have plenty of time to make though. I would keep track of how you are feeling and go from there.
     
  3. imagirl

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    You can focus on just being the kind of human being you find feels most authentic each moment! We don't have to say what gender identity we have, or fit a label,. We can just act genuinely, and dress as we see fit, and carry on like it is normal, [since it is]. If someone asks why this or that, you need only say 'Why not?!"
     
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