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shinto And LGBTIA2-S+
If you've been following this website, you may have realized by now that we're not cisgender.
Personally we're sometimes male, sometimes female, and sometimes other including none. It all depends on what we feel like in the moment. We've been in this fluid state as long as we can remember.
Which is why our pronouns are: please ask. If you insist on a single set of pronouns, use they / them, but be prepared to find we don't always respond to even that set.
As far as my practice of minzoku shintô goes, your gender identity and sexual preferences are strictly between you and your consenting partner/partners. As long as you don't drag third parties into your personal drama, and help maintain the group's harmony, it doesn't really concern your community.
And group harmony does not mean you all think and act alike. It's more about accepting that each member of the group is unique and allowing them space in the group.
Sure you'll have some shared behaviors that's what makes you a community, but they're not the extent of your identity as an individual.
It's all part of living a sincere and authentic life.
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