The nocturnal Tokyo was coldly gleaming with neon, and I was silently rehearsing for tomorrow’s performance. The tight knot of anticipation prodded me like a nervous lover, aching for release. I was dwelling in a world where the traditional Japanese norms about conservative emotions and binary sexuality were being challenged. As an audacious non-binary performance artist, at the youthful age of 27, I was gleefully tearing down these crippling walls, one performance at a time.
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When performing, I was enveloped in an electrifying mist of titillating possibilities. The audience’s anticipation mingled with my audacious spirit—the exquisite dance 💃 of performer and spectator, both losing and finding themselves in the shared intimacy. I reveled in the nervous excitement and the silent whispers, the drumming heartbeat that was equally mine and theirs, a shared crescendo. On stage, I swayed in a crimson kimono, my movements resonating with the haunting strings of the shamisen, each note a flag of defiance against society's artificial boundaries. Each performance was an expression of my sexuality - bold yet vulnerable, exciting yet intimate. Delving into my deepest desires illuminated the shadowed recesses of my psyche, making me braver, wiser, and infinitely more self-aware. I felt like an alchemist, blending erotica and art, and sprinkling them with a dash of courage.
Looking back, I became aware of my past self: a shy and repressed individual hiding behind the garb of societal acceptable norms, always afraid of revealing their true colors. Now, standing at this precipice of curiosity and confidence, I realize that I am not merely shedding clothes during performances, but layers of self-doubt and societal pressures. As the proverbial phoenix rising from the ashes, I too have risen from my fears—transformed, evolved, and reborn in my truest form. My art is my liberation, my confession, my joy and my quest. I am more than my gender, my art is more than an act, and my performance, it's a celebration of this truth. ὠ9
Thus, I'd be stepping on the stage tomorrow, bare yet armored, vulnerable yet unyielding, anxious yet excited, ready to reveal my truth once again. Every performance, be it on the stage or in the labyrinths of love, was a new opportunity, a renewal of vows between me and my liberation. I'd paint my truth with hues of courage and curiosity, and invite others to explore and perceive their own.  |