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Most studies into "dragqueens", transgenders & other "multiple genders" make mention of either diagnosed or typical symptoms of mental disorders such as bipolar, schizophrenia, and body dysmorphism in particular. Some of the older dragqueen studies implied it was sort of a PTSD/stress-related disorder - men have "all the responsibility" so by pretending to be a woman they could just "forget" if you would.

Given that would you say that alternative "gender identities" are, in reality, a mental disorder scientists / psychologists just haven't labeled due to likely rather negative backlash (these "multi genders" are, after all, a growing "ideology").

My boyfriend and I are in a kind of open relationship. We are dating each other, I live in his home, I go to family events, we are extremely close. We have an adventures sex life and I kinda like sharing. Before the pandemic the idea was to experiment this with other girls we meet at bars or tinder and such. Unfortunately, the pandemic kind of ruined that. Eventually it came up that he wanted to sleep with his ex-girlfriend we will call her... Patricia. I was okay with just sex- I’m confident in my relationship, and myself to put aside that because I was actually okay with it. Well lately Patricia and him aren’t just having sex anymore. They go out to dinner, they drive around and “talk”, they hangout. Yes he says he tells me before they do anything but he works for himself which means he has spare time quite often. I don’t want to seem like the insecure, jealous girlfriend. I don’t want to be clinging on to him or seem needy. I want to be confident in myself and my relationship. Previously when I learned about this I made a comment like “seems more than just sex.” His response was “yeah, we are friend.. I can have friends right?”.

Is this wrong of me to be feeling like no you can’t. Like I feel like he has more freedom then anyone else but wants to “hang out and be friends with her”. I am jealous and I am scared. Should I mention this to him? Is it wrong of me to not want him to be friends with her? How/what should I say?