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Part II of My Faith is about something I struggled with for years: gender dysphoria and the image of God I had internalized.

A God of rituals. Rules. Punishment. Fear.

A God who supposedly created me, while somehow making my existence feel like a mistake.

Then this morning I saw a photograph from a Pride march. Someone was holding a sign:

“I am queer. God loves me. He never made a mistake. I am.”

That sentence stopped me.

Maybe the problem wasn’t that God made me wrong.

Maybe I had been taught that I was wrong.

This is the second part of my personal journey through faith, gender and identity. Watch My Faith: https://youtu.be/fnynm7zqblY?is=yKzX6FHmOpOpkaFv

#MyFaith #TransFaith #QueerFaith #GenderDysphoria #TransWoman

I spent 50 years hiding who I was. There was no single moment when I became myself — it was a long process, and it’s still happening.
I finally decided to tell that story in my own words.
This is not a story about becoming someone else. It’s about finally stopping myself from abandoning who I was.

I’d genuinely like to hear from other trans people who came to this point later in life. What did your own process look like? Watch on Youtube