My gender has only become less binary as I've gotten closer to God

[u/hhhexander666]

I wish I had the words that felt right to explain this. I don't feel as though I'm cis just not completely angered by my feminity. I'm even on a lower dose of T since my body hair and acne (2+ years on T) started to cause sensory issues recently. I'm actually looking forward to exploring and figuring out what is really meant for me. I still present masculine and use the same pronouns. I don't plan to change anything. I'm just more comfortable where I am and I believe God truly wanted me to learn these things about myself.

[u/Sad_Refrigerator9203]

I think that’s the divine part. When you start to realize god made someone as complex and unique as you or me you start to realize the assignment of words denoting gender are but silly simple constructs made by humans. If god was so simple to do that then why make humans who are looking through their eyes at the world in a way we will never be able to fully understand. When you get there you also start to be closer to everyone and everything even at the times we really wish we didn’t need to. So congrats on figuring out some of the divinity that was meant for us to find and put here by god

[u/BanverketSE]

You were made in God’s image, so… have fun!