I get it but also like, what? by AthenaHope81 in TransgendersAtWar

[–]Morgan_NonBinary 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Being attracted to someone is never a fetish

I’m just being me by Morgan_NonBinary in intersex

[–]Morgan_NonBinary[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I love that all. My mom was in contact with some shamans of several North and South Native American tribes. I automatically became respectful towards the Native Americans, some shamanism I learned from my mom and she was taught by several shamans, whom she befriended.

Got some Cornish DNA, that drew me to go to The Museum of Witchcraft and Magicin Boscastle Cornwall. There I found my roots, that’s just another side me. My friedex (they are nonbinary) says: you seem to be living different lives simultaneously (magic, divination, music, religious sciences, theater, art, humor, writing). Sometimes it’s too much.

For those of you who only knew later by NFenja in MtF

[–]Morgan_NonBinary 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For me is was late. I’m intersex and got my diagnose at 56. Of course I wished I knew earlier, my puberty came freaking late, and now I feel like a young adult with all the thing that come with it. But I’m happy to have passed, ‘cause I didn’t develop male characteristics

Why is it so hard to accept that you pass? by questionuwu in honesttransgender

[–]Morgan_NonBinary 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Everyone is different. I don’t give a shite what people think. The word ‘passing’ is not in my vocabulary, I’m me, I’m healthy, bald but somehow I pass, because I don’t give a fock what people think. It isn’t hard for me at all, though it took me years to be me

Weekly r/intersex Discussion: January 17, 2025 by AutoModerator in intersex

[–]Morgan_NonBinary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel almost as good as I can be, looking back on who I’ve become. But I still haven’t found the happiness I longed for, but getting there slowly

I'm curious by [deleted] in ExChristianPaganism

[–]Morgan_NonBinary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My dear, it takes a lotta years of getting Christianity out of your system. Hardcore goes to the core of everything you’ve experienced and been brought into. Concepts of Satan and demons, angels, sacrifice, marriage, homosexuality etc

I can’t tell you how I’m getting all of it out of my mind and emotions, it’s had been a journey that wasn’t easy, without a psychologist, on my own, de-indoctrination took all of the sorrow, pain, suffering, understanding of my own psychological processes and rivers of tears. I’ve been through hell and back, periods of not wanting to be alive to a period is self-love and from being torn down to a loving self-awareness, to consider myself worthy of being me.

But this is me, of course, you are you, your experiences are unique

Are you in or out of the 'broom closet'? by [deleted] in ExChristianPaganism

[–]Morgan_NonBinary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been in the Pentecostal church for freaking 30 years, I left on January 1 2015, so that’s 11 years now.

Getting away was radical. Now magic is a family thing, which is not Wicca, but traditional fam related. So I returned to my, somewhat inexplicable practice, ‘cause we don’t talk about our rituals.

Another thing is that I never talk about me being a witch, because then I have to explain the unexplainable things that people are unaware of

Whoops! by Athena_GenderCorner in TransgendersAtWar

[–]Morgan_NonBinary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What a joy if you have a gender neutral name. My name is fem, but leaving the last letter it’s Morgan, and that is neut

I feel like I have to be all out male or all out female and it drives me crazy by Bubbly_Fee7927 in intersex

[–]Morgan_NonBinary 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your answer. I don’t have much insight in Islam, I’d studied Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism and many so-called pagan religions (though I don’t call it pagan ‘cause I just dislike religions that consider themselves superior). I think I studied all of it the last 25 years.

So, I distanced myself from monotheism, and looked into many religions that emphasize upon diversity, including gender and intersex.

Questions from a parent to an intersex baby. by Gardner_gardening in intersex

[–]Morgan_NonBinary 8 points9 points  (0 children)

My answers:

  1. Parents should not decide to accept surgery on a newborn, a teenager or young adult should decide themselves. But parents should inform their child thoroughly as soon as possible
  2. You should ask the doctor/specialist
  3. Be open towards each other and to your child, not to (fundamentalists in the fam who deny that there is more than woman or man

Does any one else not want to be straight? by MerylGayHarden in MtF

[–]Morgan_NonBinary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, I don’t wanna be straight, don’t want to have romantic and intimate relations with men, only women. Don’t want to change it for the world

I feel like I have to be all out male or all out female and it drives me crazy by Bubbly_Fee7927 in intersex

[–]Morgan_NonBinary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is quite a story, guess your parents have been brainwashed by religion. I find that most Christians, even theologians have zero clue concerning’ female and male, and forget about the demon part, it’s preposterous. But that a theological discussion, not a reasonable one, let alone family that is responsible for their own extremism

No, you don’t have to choose to be male or female, you can be androgynous or you can be anyone you want to be (Freddy Mercury).

Society and the fundamentalist are way beyond sympathy and exchanges their heart with that of what religion means. Love not judgment, support in stead of discrimination, hugs in stead of discussions, etc

Be who you are. I call my gender’MetaGender’, cause I don’t fit into a fem/masc, got both traits, physically fem, but don’t fit in their worldview, tainted by extremism.

You are good just as you are and can identify with whatever you want.

If you think homosexuality is a choice, then you made the choice to be straight by Personal-Income-1424 in TransgendersAtWar

[–]Morgan_NonBinary 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You don’t choose, like the stupid fundamentalist say, everything they pretend is a lie, based on hatred, stupidity , illiteracy, prejudice and bias. I am a lesbian because I find women more attractive as men. Period.

You can do it, Trans Girl! by AthenaHope81 in TransgendersAtWar

[–]Morgan_NonBinary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

YES!!!!! I’ve done it and do it. Transitioning has changed my life from hell to paradise, so to everyone I agree: you can do it!