21-08-2015, 06:06 AM
Agreed, everyone should read these things and make their own evaluations. I was just sharing mine.
(10-09-2015, 06:10 PM)julieTG Wrote: HiWell said
I agreed with sfem, in reference to susans, and their views in many forms that your either full blown trans or a pretender ?
Also as sfem says there are true people in the middle and you as a person have every right to be,
If you wish breasts and also take great pride in your masculinity so be it your not a freak your YOU.
I have big arm muscles and breasts and love them in fact when I grow breasts I also train to reinforce my man side, and yes never yet met a therapist who can pigeon hole that one.
Julie
(16-09-2015, 06:13 AM)Jaded Jade Wrote: About ten(?) years ago when I first went there Susan's was so toxically hostile to non-binary people that it made me bottle up my GD and not deal with it. I still am a bit bitter over that lost decade.Im relatively new to this , but im with you,, There is a whole other dimension of gender between Men , and Women. Not just a few alternatives ,,,but a whole wide vista of personal individuality and expression. Limited only ,,by our own ability to visualize ourselves in a clear and unencumbered way. The thing many get caught up in is the need for a rigid choice of decision between the two extremes. I don't see my adaptions ( my place),( my label ),,,fitting into that tiny box.
More recently they have been better, but there was still a mass exodus of NB folks that went out to form their own forum, and Susan's was worse off for it. But I'd still say they are at least ok now days on NB issues, but not as good as they were for awhile.
But overall, I think this is my favourite current forum. Many people taking a slow path. NB is ok. Even if a lot of NB people eventually go all the way, I think it is healthier to think of gender as more of a spectrum and largely performance anyway.
I think just finding an authentic way to just be you, and then finding a way to be it in this world is the important thing.
I am still curing myself of years of "I can't" and "I could never" thinking.
- JJ