Jack said:
Meteor said:
Would I even be able to reincarnate anymore if there weren't any intersex bodies? I know I'm trying to change that and all, but please cut me some slack. When it comes down to it, everyone is just trying to live in this world in a way that makes sense to them. Could you get off your high horse, please? Even if my existence bothers you, I'd appreciate it if you refrained from killing babies like that, just in case anything happens to this body before I fix my genes, and it turns out I need another one like this.
In the future, eugenics can be performed without death, for example with technologies such as CRISPR which has the potential to cure genetic disorders and even diseases such as cancer, even in adults. There won't be a need to rely on the old fashioned ways anymore.
Given my nature, it makes perfect sense for me to want to be something I'm not (fully female and able to have children). Transgender people don't seem so different in that regard, so it wouldn't surprise me if some people are naturally that way, although I'll admit that I've never met any I could relate to. Even so, there are better solutions than abortion. People here should decide for themselves what they want to do about their circumstances, with guidance from their Guardian Demon(ess) if necessary.
As for this person's asinine posts, it seems like he's simply lashing out after SouthernWhiteGentile's equally asinine post. Going by what SWG said, does he think people who fit in as the opposite sex, have a successful love life, and are loved and accepted by their family, aren't actually transgender? Perhaps they would consider that a compliment, but it still looked like a shitpost, so it only makes sense that someone would get triggered and reply with even more shitposts. And you're just egging him on too.
This thread has gone rather off-topic, as the OP doesn't even seem interested in any of this and was merely confused about an odd experience. That aside, who do you think you are to say that a certain category of people, which includes me, should not be allowed to exist? I know xians said the same to me in my past lives, but I'd like to hear how your perspective is different from theirs, as a Zevist.
No you definitely can reincarnate as a woman which is what you were supposed to be but you were born due to the fault of society and your parents. Intersex is a genetic disorder it doesn't have anything to do with the soul. In essence your life and capabilities were stolen by people who allowed you to be born in this way. If they had aborted the intersex fetus you would have been born as a normal natural woman after the soul jumped to a more appropriate body. We definitely don't want to mess with human genetics until we reestablish our communications globally with the Gods. I am a human being with feelings and empathy and because i have this empathy ,this makes me feel bad and suffer as my fellow human beings suffer. Bringing a genetically diseased being causes suffering for that being, the parents and the greater good of society which is why as a society we should have mass scale eugenics.Yes, you shouldn't have been born in this state and should have been aborted allowing the sould to go to a better body.
I've been like this in each of my lives as far as I can remember, so it must resonate with my Soul in some way, even though I wish I could just be born as a normal woman. Medication and surgery can help me live the way I want to, but it's all a bit hectic, you know? But that doesn't mean I'm not happy to be alive. In fact, I feel happier now than I've been in centuries, because so much is possible.
Maybe you're right that just because I tend to reincarnate into intersex bodies, doesn't mean I couldn't reincarnate into a male or female body instead if needed. But if that's the case, then I don't understand why I didn't in the first place...
I'm glad you didn't mean any harm with what you said, though.
Something interesting to note is that about 15% of intersex people experience gender dysphoria, which is far higher than the prevalence in the general population (less than 1%). Many of such conditions affect not only the differentiation of the body, but that of the brain as well, but sometimes not in the same direction. That seems to have been the case for me as well. My parents tried to raise me as a boy, but I had a strong conviction deep down since I was 3 years old that I'm really a girl, and felt misunderstood. But when I was 10 years old and learned about the differences between male and female bodies, I realised how baseless this conviction really was, and I felt lost and confused for several years after that. Then puberty came at 12 and the sexual instincts that appeared are female, which was incredibly frustrating as my physical body gave me no way to act on them. It wasn't until after I came to this path and learned how to have sex astrally that I was able to find any sexual satisfaction, no matter what I had tried physically before.
My confusion turned into frustration, which grew so intense that I couldn't bear to live like that anymore, so I changed my sex legally when I turned 18, after being screened by a team of professionals for a year to make sure I would be able to fit into society that way. Then I was allowed to start hormone therapy which helped my breasts grow more; they were very small before that and I felt insecure about their size, but I'm much happier about them now and a working I did last year helped too.
Didn't you mention that a family member made you wear a dress when you were little, and you hated it? How you knew you were a boy deep down despite how you were treated. Perhaps it's ironic, but that's something I can relate to. I was the same except the other way around, but it was confusing for me because for a long time I didn't understand where my conviction came from.
I hope I didn't bother you too much by opening up about that, I know how much you dislike transgender people. I don't really consider myself one, since most of the ones I personally met were really weird and creeped me out and seemed nothing like what they claimed to be, but I'm aware that I might be considered as such by others who know my situation. I just don't feel like putting that label on myself, since I think I should just do what I want regardless of whether I'm male, female or intersex. I just say I'm female for simplicity's sake, since I don't want to overcomplicate every conversation, and because it's how I look and how I feel deep down anyway.
I'm still unsure if it would really be safe to abort all intersex babies (although I will do my best to reincarnate into a fully female body next time), and I think in time it may be possible to cure conditions like that anyway, in whichever direction people prefer. My chart suggests that I'll have my first child very late in this life with the help of technology, so I'm hopeful for what the future may bring.
