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Discussion in 'Gender Identity and Expression' started by Unkempt Harold, Oct 25, 2014.

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  1. Unkempt Harold

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    Does any other gender fluid person feel a strong sense of utilitarianism when they're feeling androgynous?
     
    #1 Unkempt Harold, Oct 25, 2014
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    Can I get more clarity on what you mean by a sense of untilitarianism?
     
    #2 CyclingFan, Oct 26, 2014
  3. Unkempt Harold

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    Like hyper efficiency. An example would be dressing to combat the weather in the most efficient way possible with no though given to atheistics. Orderly, effective, and plain.

    Behaving functionally. I feel like mechanical is to strong, but it fits.

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    I like browns and grays when I feel androgynous. Sorry I'm terrible at explaining this ^.^
    My feelings of androgyny have gone down the more I've accepted my femi side though >_>
     
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    I think that would describe me pretty accurately. With the example you gave, anyway. Initially when it started getting cold, I tried to wear warmer clothes while still looking feminine and beautiful. I then went through a few weeks where I just wore the same jacket and jeans over and over again because they kept me warm. Now I'm trying to dress in a way that's distinctly masculine, but still keeps me warm.
     
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    So I'm not alone XD
     
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    I guess that when I'm Androgyne, despite some minor dysphoria, I feel like I have the most freedom in my expression as well as the most variety in my life so I become much more energetic, I guess.
     
    #6 Ryujin, Oct 27, 2014
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    Hmm, yeah. I'd say I lived a lot of my life like that too especially when I feel like I've suppressed.

    I think I relate to that 2nd bit too. Hard to say.
     
    #7 CyclingFan, Oct 27, 2014
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    I think that's what I'd call my neutral state, rather than androgynous.. to me androgyny would be very concerned with aesthetic, in order to appear like a blend of male and female.
     
    #8 laut, Oct 27, 2014
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