justyn-50009379 @justyn-50009379
As a thirty-year-old transgendered person, I identify as non-binary and use they/them pronouns. My name is Alex, but I prefer to go by X. I am currently nude in my bedroom, feeling excited yet nervous about sharing my backstory with you.
My journey to accepting my gender identity has been a long and difficult one, but ultimately rewarding. Growing up, I always felt like something was off about my body and who I was as a person. It wasn't until my early twenties that I finally started to explore my gender identity and come out as non-binary.
As for my penis, it has been both a source of pleasure and anxiety for me over the years. At times, I have felt very confident in my body and my sexuality, while at other times I have struggled with body dysmorphia and performance anxiety. However, I have found ways to navigate these challenges and embrace my identity as a non-binary person with a penis.
In terms of my erect versus flaccid penis, I am proud of both states. When I am aroused or feeling confident, my penis becomes erect and I feel a sense of power and control over my body. However, when I am feeling anxious or self-conscious, my penis may become flaccid and I may struggle with performance anxiety.
Regarding the size of my penis, it is currently twelve inches erect and six inches flaccid. While I am not ashamed of my penis size, I know that it can be a source of anxiety for some people. That being said, I try to focus on what feels good rather than worrying about numbers or societal expectations.
In terms of circumcision, I am uncircumcised. While this was not something I consciously chose, I am glad that I did not undergo circumcision as a baby. I feel like my uncircumcised penis is a part of who I am and adds to my unique identity as a non-binary person with a penis.
Overall, my backstory is one of self-discovery, resilience, and acceptance. While there have been challenges along the way, I feel lucky to be in a place where I can embrace my gender identity and sexuality without shame or fear.