Meteor said:
I don't know what it is but Satanism attracts a lot of Trannies for some reason. It's one of those things that happens but you don't know why.Aquarius said:
Well even Maxine said that Satanism attracts freaks.Jack said:I don't know what it is but Satanism attracts a lot of Trannies for some reason. It's one of those things that happens but you don't know why.Aquarius said:
Jack said:I don't know what it is but Satanism attracts a lot of Trannies for some reason. It's one of those things that happens but you don't know why.Aquarius said:
Satanism is about freedom and being oneself, compared with practically everything else these days.Jack said:I don't know what it is but Satanism attracts a lot of Trannies for some reason. It's one of those things that happens but you don't know why.Aquarius said:
Jack said:I don't know what it is but Satanism attracts a lot of Trannies for some reason. It's one of those things that happens but you don't know why.
Jack said:I don't know what it is but Satanism attracts a lot of Trannies for some reason. It's one of those things that happens but you don't know why.Aquarius said:
But being a tranny is the opposite of being oneself isn't it ?FancyMancy said:Satanism is about freedom and being oneself, compared with practically everything else these days.Jack said:I don't know what it is but Satanism attracts a lot of Trannies for some reason. It's one of those things that happens but you don't know why.Aquarius said:
Yeah ,it's been very weird. The way you know what is happening in society is by seeing who the Jews are supporting.Shadowcat said:Jack said:I don't know what it is but Satanism attracts a lot of Trannies for some reason. It's one of those things that happens but you don't know why.Aquarius said:
I do. When I first dedicated i actually also exposed some nutty jews that thought they were animals in humans bodies AND transgender. These types of people often misinterpret the "freedom to be yourself" in satanism as "i can be whoever i feel or want to be because Satan will accept me no matter what because there is no sin satanism" This is the exact gross misinterpretation that attracts a lot of people who are mentally ill or even people who try to justify reverse xtian shit, or other very unsatanic things, when they dont actually understand that the "freedom to be yourself and follow your nature" means actually realizing and coming in touch with the natural aspects and functions of the human soul and how it was really meant to evolve, with the understanding that the body itself is always a consistent manifestation of the human soul.
They think " i was never accepted because of xnity...Satan will accept my feelings about myself!" When such disillusions are far from the truth.
Shadowcat said:Jack said:I don't know what it is but Satanism attracts a lot of Trannies for some reason. It's one of those things that happens but you don't know why.Aquarius said:
I do. When I first dedicated i actually also exposed some nutty jews that thought they were animals in humans bodies AND transgender. These types of people often misinterpret the "freedom to be yourself" in satanism as "i can be whoever i feel or want to be because Satan will accept me no matter what because there is no sin satanism" This is the exact gross misinterpretation that attracts a lot of people who are mentally ill or even people who try to justify reverse xtian shit, or other very unsatanic things, when they dont actually understand that the "freedom to be yourself and follow your nature" means actually realizing and coming in touch with the natural aspects and functions of the human soul and how it was really meant to evolve, with the understanding that the body itself is always a consistent manifestation of the human soul.
They think " i was never accepted because of xnity...Satan will accept my feelings about myself!" When such disillusions are far from the truth.
Lunar Dance 666 said:
I am pretty sure it is even on the JoS website itself, saying that this is not the place for people that believe they aee fairies or werewolves or whatever. When I first joined this was also repeated a couple of times by some members.
I do agree with that, but they think it is themself. They may be in for a rude awakening, but if they truly - and I mean truly - do soul-searching, then they can find their actual true self. It may be a bitter pill to swallow when they realise things are against what they want and expect and hope and wish, but I strongly suspect many are trying to find validation through the filter of confirmation bias.Jack said:But being a tranny is the opposite of being oneself isn't it ?FancyMancy said:Satanism is about freedom and being oneself, compared with practically everything else these days.Jack said:I don't know what it is but Satanism attracts a lot of Trannies for some reason. It's one of those things that happens but you don't know why.
Aquarius said:
Meteor said:I don't think changing one's body really has anything to do with whether one is being onself. There's something a friend told me when I had an identity crisis of sorts: that no matter how deeply I change, even inside, I'll always still be me, no matter what. And I realised that he's right, that I'm still the same person I've always been, even after everything that happened. It was such a relief for me.FancyMancy said:I do agree with that, but they think it is themself. They may be in for a rude awakening, but if they truly - and I mean truly - do soul-searching, then they can find their actual true self. It may be a bitter pill to swallow when they realise things are against what they want and expect and hope and wish, but I strongly suspect many are trying to find validation through the filter of confirmation bias.Jack said:But being a tranny is the opposite of being oneself isn't it ?
Confirmation bias is the tendency to search for, interpret, favour, and recall information in a way that confirms or supports one's prior beliefs or values. People display this bias when they select information that supports their views, ignoring contrary information, or when they interpret ambiguous evidence as supporting their existing attitudes.
I think that's why. Rhetorical question - how many stay; how many leave? If soul-searching, then they would stay and develop themselves and advance and improve for the better.
I think being myself should be more about trying to understand the person inside with an open mind, and rather than harshly rejecting all the parts I don't like, and shaming myself for everything I deem imperfect, I should treat that person - myself - with the same respect I would treat, for example, my fiancé.
Being impulsive is not the same as being true to oneself, nor is being cautious; in actuality, emotions and other issues have little to do with it. At least to me personally, the "self" seems to be something that lies much deeper, where things like gender or my body aren't really as relevant anymore. I did state before that I would most likely want to be male if I had been born female; that alone should be telling that being myself, or really being anything on a surface level, isn't what this is really about. Changing how I appear to myself and others only alleviates the symptoms somewhat, without actually solving the issue that caused them. It's about being at odds with other people's expectations of me, feeling like I can never be good enough, and internalising that rejection. I know I'm my own worst critic, though. That's why, if I really want to become able to be myself, then I have to let go... of the seemingly bottomless hatred that has been welling up inside of me for longer than I can remember. If I ever let that hatred out, I'll turn into a monster; but the result of having turned it inwards my whole life, is this...
But if I really want to be myself, then I most likely have to come to understand that hatred too. If I try to simply reject it, as I always have, I'll never be able to let go; everything would just repeat.
Your opinion is redundant and based on your feelings. Gender and sex are the same thing, and if you're a manly girl it doesn't mean that you need to act girly or whatever for society, that feeling of having to conform is all in your head.RED DAWN said:Aquarius said:
Your attitude expresses gross negligence and likely unfounded egotism. I'd welcome any delusional trans person over a dull entitled one such as yourself.
Gender and sex aren't the same thing, sex is biological and gender is social. Chromosomes determine your sex, social conditioning determine your social identity (gender). I actually find gender to be a completely redundant social construct and find it annoying when people think they can force me to perceive or interact with them in specific ways. Still, many people may be caught up with their identify and place in society, this is the intention of the enemy and many of their devices.
Aquarius said:Your opinion is redundant and based on your feelings. Gender and sex are the same thing, and if you're a manly girl it doesn't mean that you need to act girly or whatever for society, that feeling of having to conform is all in your head.RED DAWN said:Aquarius said:
Your attitude expresses gross negligence and likely unfounded egotism. I'd welcome any delusional trans person over a dull entitled one such as yourself.
Gender and sex aren't the same thing, sex is biological and gender is social. Chromosomes determine your sex, social conditioning determine your social identity (gender). I actually find gender to be a completely redundant social construct and find it annoying when people think they can force me to perceive or interact with them in specific ways. Still, many people may be caught up with their identify and place in society, this is the intention of the enemy and many of their devices.
Meteor said:I was only talking about it online because professionals don't understand all the deeper things. Research about the effectiveness of different approaches in improving well-being lets them suggest things that will improve well-being in one way or another, usually. But I've always been very curious, and wanted to understand everything, even things that are redundant or "simply are the way they are". Professionals can't give me the answers to questions like that, nor can I, no matter how I may try; nor can people on the internet either. What turned out to be far more helpful lately is to ask less questions, to let go of my scrutiny, and just do things. Things that I had tried to convince myself were wrong, for some reason... perhaps pressure from others? It doesn't matter. It really doesn't matter.RED DAWN said:Meteor said:I don't think changing one's body really has anything to do with whether one is being onself. There's something a friend told me when I had an identity crisis of sorts: that no matter how deeply I change, even inside, I'll always still be me, no matter what. And I realised that he's right, that I'm still the same person I've always been, even after everything that happened. It was such a relief for me.
I think being myself should be more about trying to understand the person inside with an open mind, and rather than harshly rejecting all the parts I don't like, and shaming myself for everything I deem imperfect, I should treat that person - myself - with the same respect I would treat, for example, my fiancé.
Being impulsive is not the same as being true to oneself, nor is being cautious; in actuality, emotions and other issues have little to do with it. At least to me personally, the "self" seems to be something that lies much deeper, where things like gender or my body aren't really as relevant anymore. I did state before that I would most likely want to be male if I had been born female; that alone should be telling that being myself, or really being anything on a surface level, isn't what this is really about. Changing how I appear to myself and others only alleviates the symptoms somewhat, without actually solving the issue that caused them. It's about being at odds with other people's expectations of me, feeling like I can never be good enough, and internalising that rejection. I know I'm my own worst critic, though. That's why, if I really want to become able to be myself, then I have to let go... of the seemingly bottomless hatred that has been welling up inside of me for longer than I can remember. If I ever let that hatred out, I'll turn into a monster; but the result of having turned it inwards my whole life, is this...
But if I really want to be myself, then I most likely have to come to understand that hatred too. If I try to simply reject it, as I always have, I'll never be able to let go; everything would just repeat.
You need to speak with a professional, it couldn't be more clear that this forum is not a place for mental support. I can relate with this to some degree, feeling as if I've had to hide who I am for so long and losing my ability to express who I am in an honest way. I know that's not exactly what your facing, but it's similar enough that perhaps my solution can give some insight. Stop thinking, just function. Be the person you want to be and do what you want to do, no holds barred. Do not allow the opinions of others (general society, people here including the degenerates, or even myself) to influence you if it goes against your own intentions. Do things unapologetically, and if people demand apology tell them to fuck themselves. The frustration you hold back can be used as a source of power that can liberate you from your own mind. Allow yourself to break free from your own restrictions, yes they are enemy caused, but they are self enforced.
AVE.
I was holding back so much, for what? There are so many precious things in this world. There was nothing inherently wrong with me or the world; I was just focussing on all the wrong things to make it seem that way. But that just ruins everything for no reason. No more.
You're on point. I've been thinking for years now: "I should think less." But I never quite understood how to put that into action, because the smallest issues could set me of a path of endless overthinking again. I finally feel ready for it now. It's like something heavy was burdening me to be overly inquisitive about everything; and without that, I feel such a relief. It's incredible.Stop thinking, just function.
All the potential worlds in my mind suddenly don't seem so important anymore, if I can just explore the real world. I feel alive.
And are you in Syria or any muslim country?RED DAWN said:Aquarius said:Your opinion is redundant and based on your feelings. Gender and sex are the same thing, and if you're a manly girl it doesn't mean that you need to act girly or whatever for society, that feeling of having to conform is all in your head.RED DAWN said:Your attitude expresses gross negligence and likely unfounded egotism. I'd welcome any delusional trans person over a dull entitled one such as yourself.
Gender and sex aren't the same thing, sex is biological and gender is social. Chromosomes determine your sex, social conditioning determine your social identity (gender). I actually find gender to be a completely redundant social construct and find it annoying when people think they can force me to perceive or interact with them in specific ways. Still, many people may be caught up with their identify and place in society, this is the intention of the enemy and many of their devices.
I told you my feelings, which are clearly in contrast of how gender is typically used. If it was up to me, gender wouldn't exist. I'm telling you it does, and I defined the difference. It has nothing to do with my feelings. The feeling of having to conform is often enforced by society, especially where women and lgbt are still discriminated against. You think people living in Syria don't have to conform to society's standards as a queer? You have no idea what you're talking about, or have the intelligence to understand something you don't experience in your own life.
"It is my desire that all my followers unite in a bond of unity, lest those who are without prevail against them." - Satan