Weekly Prompt #3: What helped you understand and accept your sexuality/gender identity
Hi everyone, I hope you are all well.
Last time we discussed, What one piece of advice would you give to your younger self?
In today's prompt, I want us to take a minute of reflection and share what was the journey of coming out looked like for you.
The prompt: What helped you understand and accept your sexuality/gender identity? What was that journey like for you?
Decision paralysis may sound like you are stuck, but if you drag it out long enough, it becomes a choice in and of itself.
One may be tempted to live for others when you cannot find strength to live for yourself. But at the end of the day, you have to live for yourself.
Don't forget to be awesome and kind to others.
Decision paralysis may sound like you are stuck, but if you drag it out long enough, it becomes a choice in and of itself.
One may be tempted to live for others when you cannot find strength to live for yourself. But at the end of the day, you have to live for yourself.
Don't forget to be awesome and kind to others.
@ASilentObserver
Well, I identify as Asexual so my journey was just confusing. It's something that isn't really talked about, and wasn't even something I knew about it. I suppose I was lucky in that I was never a social butterfly, or very attractive, so I didn't have to worry about people wanting to date me or more. While I think I can still have a romantic attraction, I've spent most of my life figuring out that I don't find anyone attractive sexually. Or entire society is built around the idea that people need to be in a relationship to be happy, or that it's a biological imparitive, and it took me a long time to understand that I don't feel the way I'm 'supposed' to.
@ASilentObserver Selecting a new name
@ASilentObserver Be yourself. Not falling for the traps. Others don't have to understand or agree with your choices. And you don't have to figure it all out over night. Everything works out in time.
I have only just started to come to terms with my identity as a trans woman, or probably I am still in the process of getting to terms with it.
@ASilentObserver
I met a translate person and realized I didn't have to be who I didn't want to be sooooo
@Rainbow8lien123
Trans
@ASilentObserver
Hmm.. what helped me understand what makes me me... honestly, a lot of soul searching. I went through countless "labels", titles, whatever you wanna call them. I went all over the spectrum before coming to an area where I feel comfortable. Recently, it's been my partner who has helped me navigate through things. He supports me for me, not the box that I'm supposed to fit in.
Hi, any Christians here I can discuss accepting you're AFAB triggering me too much even to type it's triggering me but I identify as altwrnative to feeling female all the time triggering to use terms identofy as male sometimes other times in between not male/female/something else/not sure if confused if confused what something else is or i dkn't even know. Also demi as in attracted to women quite a bit but nowhere near as much as men and definitely attractwd to men so not lesbian not enough for bi. Fluctuating quickly between male/female. Also autistic so you know ...
Other than that yoo overwhelmed by terms so didn't look into it further. Best fit now but sure. So how do I accwpt I'm AFAB/demi as a Christian independently of my Chrostian family who don't not that most of them know. Poating on here and glad to find this forum cos feeling alone.
According to ai i'm bi just cos i'm nowhere near as attracted to girls as men tw: nowhere near as much tightenjng of privates and breasts as men only really filipino wkmen o othereise short only that kind of asisb and when women ealk down street hardly ever attracted eatchung naked attraxtion vast majoroty of breast shapez body shapes don't turb me on same with private shape i forget which is called which so yeah very specifix attraction sprry if far too jbtimate to post.
@ASilentObserverI'm an engineer, 35 years old, and a single man. I'm looking for a real shemale to be my love and marriage. Can I find my love?
