Image 1 — My ballsona :D
Image 2 — My ballsona :D

My ballsona :D

Labels in order (2nd side):

  1. Trans

  2. Apothiaceflux

  3. Arretaromantic

  4. Transman

  5. Gay

  6. Dragon otherkin

  7. Rosboy

  8. MtM

  9. Helian

  10. He/him pronouns flag

If you have any questions about any label, feels free to ask me in the comments!

u/WebNumerous4706 — 4 days ago
▲ 216 r/lgballt

I couldn't deny it anymore...

I am glad at least I could finally accept who I am instead of hiding, and it feels so euphoric.. yet dating will be probably much harder now-

u/WebNumerous4706 — 5 days ago

Is it possible that I might be plural?

I decided to ask this here, since it's an inclusive place and I didn't felt comfortable sharing it elsewhere.

I've been questioning this for years, and I was curious if there might be a possibility that I'm not alone in my head. I tried to write down my experiences.

I often have this "I'm not alone in my head" feeling, yet I just can't really communicate with anyone in my head (I don't know if I'm supposed to be able to do it or not). I also have intense identity swings. For example, I'm mainly agender, yet I sometimes just feel like a gay trans boy or a queer girl who likes other girls too out of nowhere when I know I actually don't (and I also switch to other identity mixes, like transfem who likes men, pangender who's aroace/gaybian ect.) and I also sometimes doubt my beliefs during these periods, then after a while my sense of self switches back to being simply agender. When I doubt myself like this, only my preferences in things I enjoy, my identity and how I think changes, but there aren't any different names. I sometimes have memory gaps and my mind randomly replays moments I didn't even knew I still had in my mind. I even sometimes speak before it feels like I've consciously decided to. I also just sometimes feel comfortable referring to myself as 'we'. I don't know if it has to do anything with this.

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u/WebNumerous4706 — 8 days ago

𝜗𝜚 Illusiofluid ˚˖𓍢ִ໋❀

This term describes an agender/genderless/gendervoid person who knows they don't have a gender, yet they still experience an illusion of being genderfluid, and then they later realize that it was all fake, and just their masculinity/feminity got stronger that moment.

u/WebNumerous4706 — 10 days ago

After a long period of kinsidering, I finally realized I was in denial all along.

I doubted myself for so long if I am a Wednesday fictionkin or not. But I just kept seeing myself when I looked at her. Like looking at pictures/videos of yourself, I can't really explain. I don't know if any of you kinfirmed characters like this.

AMA if you want to. I'm happy to meet anyone, especially Enid kins.

u/WebNumerous4706 — 11 days ago