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Absolutely. As a toddler I became adamant that I was previously a boy named something similar to John and lived in the Middle East. I described my life and death in detail. I still remember snippets clearly. I'm not a particularly spiritual person, but have always wondered if it was echos of a past life.
I leaned into this so hard that I refused to wear girl's clothing, and wanted nothing to do with girly things. I think my parents must have figured I'd grow out of it, but the masculine streak stuck with me.
it definitely could have been a past life. by the way, what's your gender/pronouns now? i'm transmasc, he/they.
My gender and pronouns are evolving at this point. He/they is fine but I've been playing around with detransition, so some days I prefer she. I won't take offense at whatever way you refer to me.
oooo okay!!! are you genderfluid perhaps? not trying to label, just curious
Good call out! I've been exploring genderfluidity with my therapist but haven't solidified any identity change at this point.
ooooo okkkk! maybe i should explore transness with mine!
I've definitely found it to be helpful, but my therapist has a lot of experience with trans people and GNC people. Tread carefully if your therapist isn't as open minded.
mine is very supportive of lgbt! i can talk to her!