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:::'''Question''': why associate acquired sex traits with altersex if it includes body experiences that were not desired/planned? — [[User:Yunan|<span style="color: #be1918;">Yunan</span>]] [[User talk:Yunan|💬]] 14:23, 27 June 2024 (UTC) |
:::'''Question''': why associate acquired sex traits with altersex if it includes body experiences that were not desired/planned? — [[User:Yunan|<span style="color: #be1918;">Yunan</span>]] [[User talk:Yunan|💬]] 14:23, 27 June 2024 (UTC) |
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::::'''Answer''': I don't think that altersex should mean anything to do with it being desired. It's more or less simply experiencing the sex identity rather than transitioning. I did a survey and one person mentioned that there was a bit too much emphasis on transitioning or desiring than there was ever talking about being altersex. and that was one the things they listed as a problem for altersex people. Altersex, at its core, would be any sex characteristics you have or experience that you were not born with/we're not going to reveal itself later. Some people in the altersex survey and server I say they don't always desire these traits but they have sensations or somatization related to sex identity. It's an intersection I'd like to look into further. - Miroymon. |
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