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Old Dec 29, 2014, 09:23 PM
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Between the years of 12-25, I went through a period gender confusion. The thoughts were "wrong body?" I was a mess, I didn't seem to fit and I didn't get it. Sometimes I had no problems about it, like it was a passing phase. I decided to bury the notions and go out with a bang.

After years of denial and enough time has passed and not being dead, I can see it for what it really was today. I still am a mismatch, but that's because it's more than just me.

Today I can see.

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Old Dec 29, 2014, 09:27 PM
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Gender confusion is very prevalent. Some studies say we are neither male nor female. That leaves open the question what then are we?
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Old Dec 29, 2014, 09:36 PM
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Thanks for sharing this, AlwaysChanging2. I'm an older MtF transgender person. I never did anything about it, such as transitioning from male to female. But there has never been a question but what I was born in the wrong body. I have, however, also struggled with depression & anxiety disorders pretty-much all of my life. So the question I've been left with is which came first & which one(s) caused the other(s). It's a question for which no answer will ever be forthcoming. It sounds like you have come to terms with the dysphoria you experienced. That's a really good thing... congratulations!
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Old Dec 29, 2014, 09:49 PM
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Thanks for sharing this, AlwaysChanging2. I'm an older MtF transgender person. I never did anything about it, such as transitioning from male to female. But there has never been a question but what I was born in the wrong body. I have, however, also struggled with depression & anxiety disorders pretty-much all of my life. So the question I've been left with is which came first & which one(s) caused the other(s). It's a question for which no answer will ever be forthcoming. It sounds like you have come to terms with the dysphoria you experienced. That's a really good thing... congratulations!
Thanks for your kind words. I've come to realize that I have both gendered alters in this body. Gender can be neutral. But the softer side is often categorized as fem. Of course I got some straight up porn stars here of both gender. I'm prone to a calmer nicer person whereas most of my "male" alters were made for survival in this male world. Every few years a "new" me is born.

The teen is graduating in 2 years, I can see something different about to happen.
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