TW: gender identity, dysph9ria menti9n, self-reflecti9n
This is g9ing t9 6e s9mewhat difficult t9 articulate. I've l9ng c9nsidered myself, at least partially, t9 exist 9utside 9f a rigid gender 6inary classificati9n — 6ut after the recent magical interference that temp9rarily altered my 69dy, I've had a great deal t9 think a69ut.
It w9uld 6e disingenu9us t9 say it didn't affect me. In s9me ways, it clarified things I hadn't 6een willing t9 c9nfr9nt directly.
S9, t9 put it simply: I d9n't c9nsider myself a man. I d9n't c9nsider myself a w9man. I d9n't feel like either w9rd fits, and I w9uld prefer n9t t9 6e called either. Y9u can refer t9 me with he, she, 9r they — all are accepta6le. I am m9stly c9mf9rta6le with my appearance, th9ugh s9metimes I very much wish I c9uld alter it at will t9 suit h9wever I am feeling at any time.
What I care a69ut, as always, is accuracy — and at this p9int in my life, "n9n-6inary" feels the m9st accurate w9rd there is.
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