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We are all stuck in the binary, babes. Good thing @IvanOlita is here to let us know how to break out.

The sooner we get unstuck, the better.

XOXO

BERJAYA

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  1. BERJAYA

    I saw a documentary about Muxes back in 2023 and posted about it.
    We've been here all along, the LGBTQ+ community.
    xoxo

    https://ishouldbelaughing.blogspot.com/2023/04/every-day-is-education.html

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    1. BERJAYA

      Yes!
      Now I remember it! Always good to keep it present....

      XOXO

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  2. BERJAYA

    Big says,
    I like that :: There is no him or her; no male or female; there is only living and inanimate.
    XOXO

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    1. BERJAYA

      Which kind of follows logic?
      Gender IS a construct, after all.

      XOXO

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  3. BERJAYA

    I've seen this and it's a fascinating watch and highly recommended. I think most of us have two sides whether we want to admit it or not. And then some of us Embrace both sides and love it. Just a shame people can't just be instead of having titles attached to everything.

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    1. BERJAYA

      Absolutely.
      People are too stuck on their own perceptions of who they THINK they should be.

      XOXO

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  4. BERJAYA

    Interesting that the Zapotec language does not distinguish between male and female genders. It does not appear that the category of Muxes includes women who dress and act in a masculine manner. I wonder what their story is?

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    1. BERJAYA

      Big says,
      That's an excellent question! Come on, Six --- inquiring minds want to know.
      XOXO

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    2. BERJAYA

      I think it's maybe because the feminine is considered the guardian of the traditions? I kind of got that vibe from the video.
      Spanish, the language of the colonizers, did have masculine and feminine, though. Muxes are an act of rebellion, even though some present more masculine than others, probably making masculine women less salient in the culture?

      XOXO

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  5. BERJAYA

    With the passing of time, the way people see life changes... Amen to that all over the world.

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    1. BERJAYA

      Well, hopefully.
      Gender roles are still to rigid and the concept of masculinity has been warped beyond recognition...

      XOXO

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