Spring break home

Well, So far the semester went out very well for me. I’m home on Spring break and being a middle class person, I simply can’t afford to travel or vacation on spring break. Maybe next year, when I can work hard enough to afford for a spring break vacation to a Nudist resort. I wouldn’t mind spending at least 4 or 5 days on spring break at a Nudist resort, which would be totally cool.

One thing that kicked off my spring break, was getting injured while playing floor hockey with my friends. I went full bore trying to stop a guy getting past me, but ended up slamming really hard to bleachers. Which I was knocked out unconscious for 10 seconds. I had a bruised shoulder and leg, which as a result of my injuries, I had to take a trip to the ER to be checked out before heading back to the dorm.

One of the weird things, was when I got to the hospital, the ER doc was curious about my Androderm patch on my arm and the medical condition, such as me being born with Kallmann’s syndrome. They were curious about my medical condition and wanted to know why I was on Androderm. One thing I found was odd, that they treated me like one of the guys and didn’t know that I’m neither male nor female because of my intersex/DSD condition. It was weird that the doc didn’t know what Intersex/DSD is. if I was treated back home, the hospital I go to, would know very well because it’s where I also go see my Endocrinologist and Nurse Practitioner as well.

So now, I’m home on spring break, recuperating from my sports injuries and studying up to finish the remainder of the last semester. When I get back, I have to register for my classes for the fall semester and possibly for the summer session as well. I have to find a chemistry class to the fall and during a summer, an ART class as well, to fulfill my Liberal arts core. Towards the end of the semester, plan my summer out including vacationing at a Nudist resort, getting my pistol permit, taking summer classes, work and preparing for the Fall semester.

So have fun ya, stay safe and watch your six ya

Me, Myself, and I

 

My favorite thing about myself is my youthful appearance. I look 10 yrs younger than my age and when people see me, they think I don’t look at my age. For a 36 yr old who has an Intersex/DSD condition called Kallmann’s syndrome. I tend to look 10 yrs younger than my age. That’s why I get carded alot when I go to a Casino or at a Bar. Even Women have sometimes asked me for my age and don’t believe how old I am when I tell them. It’s the fact that I look 10 yrs younger than my age and I age more slowly than everyone else. I think one of the most favorite thing about me, is how young I look and how I look 10 yrs younger than my age.

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Me, Intersex, Nudism and the connection

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English: Swimming pool at the Monts de Bussy Naturist camp. Français : Piscine dans le camping naturiste des Monts de Bussy. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Here’s a question for ya, what do Nudism and Intersex have to do with me and how are they are interconnected to each other. I will tell you one thing, it’s not sexual in any way, shape or form. Nudism has taught me a lot about myself and how to accept what I have. It’s how I accepted myself and accepted my body for what it is. It’s how I learned to deal with being born with an intersex condition called Kallmann’s syndrome and knowing how to deal with the cards that life gave you.

Being born with an Intersex condition called Kallmann’s syndrome, I’ve learned to deal with many struggles in my life. From being deaf in one ear and not being able to hear as normal as everyone. Dealing with the fact that you body is not as normal as everyone else’s. It’s not like I’ll ever have a normal male or female body. Quite frankly, My body is never going to look like a normal male for that matter. Even dealing with the fact that, I’ll never have a normal penis and I’ll always be stuck with a micropenis. Having a penis so small, that I barely notice it or even think about it. Even the fact that I am on lifetime of Hormone replacement regime, that if I had to pay for it myself, would cost me up to $400 for a 60 day supply. Thing I learn about myself is despite being deaf in one ear and being born with Kallmann’s syndrome, I don’t let it knock me down. I don’t let it dictate my life. I even learn to live with what I have and even learn to deal with the cards I was given from birth.

Now what Nudism has done for me, it has taught me to accept my body for what it is. To accept the fact that I have an intersex body and it’s the only one I’ll ever have in this life time. Nudism helped me to deal with the fact my intersex body is the one and only body I have. It has taught me that I am just a natural variation of the human species. For me, I wouldn’t change it because I’m comfortable in my skin. I’m happy with the fact that I have a body in the first place.I appreciate that more than anything else. It may not be a perfect body like everyone else, but to me, it’s a body, no matter how flawed or disfigured it is. I accept the fact that I have a micropenis and that it’s so small that I barely notice it being their. It’s why I learn to accept things for what it is. Even for my body, I just learn to accept it’s limitations and even deal with what I have and don’t have.

Nudism for it’s part is about body acceptance and being born intersex, that is a hard thing to get an intersex people to face and deal with. It’s because were told by medicine and society to be ashamed at our bodies. Even surgically forced at a young age to conform to what society and medicine expects out of us. It’s why most intersex people have surgical scars that ran deep and sometimes are not even told about until well into adulthood. It’s why Intersex people are largely made invisible, ignored and even hidden, whether surgically or socially.

In large part, Nudism helps me learn to accept my intersex body for what it is. To accept all the flaws, faults and defects for what it is. To accept the fact that I am going to be deaf in one ear and having an intersex condition called Kallmann’s syndrome from birth to death. It’s one thing I will never escape from and it’s one thing I will have to face and deal with for the rest of my life.

Being an intersex person and a nudist, let’s me know that there are many body types out their. Not all bodies have to be male or female or even the fact that all bodies come in every shape and size. I learn in nudism, that I don’t have to be ashame of my intersex body or my intersex condition. I don’t have to be ashame of being deaf in one ear. I learn to accept what I have and what cards I am dealt with. Much like poker, you play with the cards you are dealt with. For me, I am playing with the cards I am dealt with in life, holding them and never folding them.

I have come full circle to accept that fact that Nudism has taught me about body acceptance and to accept my intersex body for what it is. Including all the flaws, faults and defects than come with it. I’ll never trade it for anything. I know people would want to see what an intersex body looks like, but on my blog I will not show it, but there are nude pics somewhere of me and they show what an intersex body looks like.

Facing down barriers

To me, I faced down a lot of barriers in my life. I have faced every obstacle and every challenge that came my way. Along the way I have notches on my belt including from being Laotian American, Asian American. To being hard of hearing in my right ear to being born with Kallmann’s syndrome, which is an intersex condition.  For me, I have been their and done that and as a result, I have been able to rise above the challenge and able to overcome barriers and obstacles that have stood in my way.

A lot of my friends  and closest friends know I am a survivor and a fighter. I won’t go down without a fight and I go down swinging. I have learned the hard knocks of Life and learned not to take everything for granted. I learned to deal with the cards of life and what I have been given from birth. I have learned to use those notches on my belt as an advantage rather than a hindrance. I learned to rise above those notches and learned to excel in them.

For me I have rises above those notches on my belt and did things that no one has ever expected out of me. Being an accomplished poet and a writer, to being one of the few Laotian Americans who is a Firefighter and an EMT. On top of my Hard of Hearing in my right ear and my Kallmann’s syndrome intersex condition. I have done things that no one will ever do in their life time. I have experienced things that no average person would want to do. I have been part of things no person would ever want to do.

For me, I learn to rise above expectations and the norms. I face barriers as a challenge and face them head on. I dealt with being hard of hearing in my right ear. I have dealt with Kallmann’s syndrome and being born with an Intersex condition. To me, I have dealt with everything in life and learned to cope with it better than everyone else. I don’t make it a hindrance or an issue cause you only live once and you make the most of what cards you have to play with. So if I have to face a barrier in my way, I face it as a challenge and face it head on and I never back down from a challenge.

What nudism means to me

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Can accompany articles about nudist beaches, rising nudism rates, etc – without showing any actual nudity. Modelo Mariana Veronica Direitos autoriais de Gisele Porcaro (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

A while back on May 9,  I wrote a blog post about  me being  an intersex naturist and how rare I am as being the only intersex person who is comfortable in their own skin. Also being the only known intersex person who’s a nudist in a nudist community. Now I am going to talk to you about what nudism means to me as an intersex person. and how it can it can help those born with intersex conditions to overcome their issues with their body.

Now for me, in the beginning, I was never comfortable with my body. After all I was always subjected to being poked, prodded and viewed as a Lab Rat by medical doctors. In that time I was very insecure about my body and that was because I was not comfortable with what I was born with and had a hard time understanding what the doctors were doing to me back then. As I started to grow up, I started to learn more about my body and who I am. I started to understand my body and as I became more accepted of my body. Little by little, I became more accepted of my body. At that time in my teenage years, i started to go out skinny dipping with my friends. Being that I live in New England, it was a very common thing for teenagers to go Skinny dipping at the local lake, pond or river.

So at that time, that’s when I got introduced to nudism and naturism. I started to learn about body acceptance, accepting my body for what it is and even learning that no body is ever the same. As I got into nudism, I learned to accept my body despite all it’s flaws including having a micropenis, wide-female like hips and even the looks of younger looking than your age. I come to terms with the fact that my body is not going to be as normal as everyone else’s. I learned to accept what I am born with and learned to deal to accept my body for what it is.

As an intersex person, born with Kallmann’s syndrome, accepting what your born with is one of the hardest, if not the most difficult thing that an intersex person has to face and deal with in their lifetime. It’s why for me, being a nudist, helps me accept my body and helps me understand that all bodies come in all shapes and sizes. It doesn’t matter if you have a male body, female body or even an intersex body. You learn to just accept what your born with and learn to deal with.

What nudism dose for me is that, I learn to accept my body for what it is and learn to deal with what I have. I don’t need to be ashamed of what I have or don’t have. I learn to accept what I am born with and what my body looks like. Even nudism have taught me to accept all body types and all body parts and all body flaws and body defects. The one thing I can say for intersex people, is that give nudism a try and let nudism show you about body acceptance and accepting your own body. Nudism has taught me to accept my body for what it is and it’s something that Intersex people can learn from nudism about body acceptance and learning to accept and deal with what you have.

It’s why Nudism for me has taught me to accept my body for what it is and accept all my flaws and what I am born with. It’s why I learned to accept my body and accept who I am  as an intersex person and the only known intersex nudist in a naturist community.