The Overall Bigender Experience | Pieces of Me

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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024

Комментарии • 26

  • @beautifulspacesllc
    @beautifulspacesllc 2 года назад +7

    Bro this is so helpful for me I literally am having such dysphoria not knowing what I am it's driving me crazy

    • @StormyTalks
      @StormyTalks  2 года назад +1

      I really hope you end up finding a lot of videos that are helpful to you! I try to make everything as informative as possible.

  • @kaorukomoeta9089
    @kaorukomoeta9089 2 года назад +6

    I subscribed right away! It's hard to find much bigender content on youtube which sucks, so I'm really glad that I found you

    • @StormyTalks
      @StormyTalks  2 года назад +1

      I'm really happy! I wish there could be more bigender content out there. Maybe my channel will inspire others to make similar content.

  • @imthelattehattewithallthec7213
    @imthelattehattewithallthec7213 2 года назад +7

    This is a pretty accurate description of me, besides the fact they're both 50/50. But this is what I tend to see about myself.

  • @JenSce77
    @JenSce77 Год назад +3

    Wow. You’ve really spent a lot of time thinking about this.

    • @StormyTalks
      @StormyTalks  Год назад

      Oh of course. Identity is important to me.

  • @InfuzeDcyphR
    @InfuzeDcyphR Год назад +2

    I honestly feel 70% masculine and 30% feminine. However at all times I always express but most people would say is majority masculine between 90 to 100% depending on how I want to express at the given time. On rare occasions I will Express feminine majority most people think it's a joke or that is supposed cross-dressing.

    • @StormyTalks
      @StormyTalks  Год назад +1

      That really sucks. I hate that you can't just be feminine without people judging.

  • @davidmicheletti6292
    @davidmicheletti6292 2 года назад +3

    indeed there are some many umbrella terms that incorporate so many people. I was born with a intersex body development. so I guess im bigender and even transgender.

    • @StormyTalks
      @StormyTalks  2 года назад

      Sometimes it's nice to have options.

  • @beautifulspacesllc
    @beautifulspacesllc 2 года назад +2

    Also love the supportive comments below, good job RUclips 👏

  • @girlcalledgod5433
    @girlcalledgod5433 2 года назад +1

    this helped a lot, thanks 🌸

  • @velan.a
    @velan.a 2 года назад +3

    I dunno if bigender (female + agender) is good for me, I'm AFAB and for a while I'm using demigirl label, sometimes I think if I was labeling myself bigender I would consider me more trans than AFAB demigirl

    • @StormyTalks
      @StormyTalks  2 года назад

      You could do what I do and use both labels! I call myself a demiguy and bigender at the same time, because both fit me pretty well.

  • @raphlvlogs271
    @raphlvlogs271 2 года назад +4

    over all your gender identity won't dictate the person you are.

  • @tlhe_ovIyloS
    @tlhe_ovIyloS 9 месяцев назад

    I am a bigender transmasc(agender+male). My gender is static but mostly male. I don’t mind being treated completely as male, however, and in fact I would much prefer that, which is sort of weird

    • @StormyTalks
      @StormyTalks  8 месяцев назад +1

      That's my experience for sure. I tend to prefer my male side. We don't always have to accommodate each piece of ourselves equally. We can have preferences. That's the beauty of the bigender experience: The flexibility of it all.

  • @starsapphirelee5714
    @starsapphirelee5714 2 месяца назад

    It is ridiculous to even be concerned with, let alone explaining, what your gender FEELING is. It's probably imprtant to your potential partner. If you don't even want to have a lifelong partner, problem solved. Nobody cares. Just be a decent person!!!!

    • @StormyTalks
      @StormyTalks  2 месяца назад +1

      It's just not up to you to decide how I explain my experiences with gender. Having this kind of outlet to do just that has been so helpful to me. I never knew why I felt the way I did until I looked deeper and realized that other people feel this too. I realized that there are words for what this is. That's important to me. It's okay if it's not important to you because you're not me and you don't experience the same things that I do, and that's okay.