rileybeans
@rileybeans
talking about gender with a friend here last night. she just recently (after talking to ChatGPT) realized that gender and sexuality are separate parts of a person. she is curious because she'd never known a trans person to meditate or think deeply about the inner self, only who focus heavily on outward appearance. I assured her that any sort of awakening I have in the future won't change the way I see my gender, but that overall I see it as a less and less important part of my being. I assume this also just comes with getting older, but more so with becoming.
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rileybeans
@rileybeans
she said she usually clocks other trans women because they highly exaggerate their feminity (movements, gestures) and I'm confusing because I don't do that ๐ another example she gave was a beauty queen in Thailand who was out for 6 years, went to a pagoda and detransitioned. so she said that could happen to me...
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Sam (crazy candle person) โฆ
@samantha
Happy you had that meaningful conversation with her!!
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ladidai
@ladidaix
i didnโt realize gender and sex were separate until high school and then sexual orientation is a whole other thing
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@thumbsup.eth
The beautify of recognizing that gender is a social construct applied to the metaphysical self and other around which perception has been shaped largely through male-dominated institutions is that it frees one from their compulsive need to binary anything. This is wonderful because there are effectively no binaries in the universe.
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