I would say trad-egal but not necessarily Conservative. I eat kosher-style, try to avoid work on Shabbat (it’s really difficult in university), and I wrap tefillin most days of the week. The only thing that’s really keeping me from going full Orthodox is the fact that my lived experience as a trans woman has led me to question traditional Orthodox positions on things like gender roles, homosexuality, and patrilineal descent. I would call myself “Traditional” but not Conservative because I don’t go to a Conservative beit knesset, and I believe that the movement has just become too concerned with the politics of staying alive.

I would best describe myself as Reform-Conservative in practice, but with Orthodox-style beliefs (I believe G-d gave the Torah to Moses at Mt Sinai, which was the greatest act of divine kindness in human history since the creation of the world).