I gave up my life as a banker to become the world’s first “sexless dragon” – but my teenage son rejected me

A FORMER banker who has undergone a dramatic transformation into what he calls the world’s first “sexless dragon” shares her journey with the world.

Tiamat Legion Medusa, 61, was born Richard Hernandez in Texas. But for the past decade, they’ve been on a mission to transform into a mythical monster.

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In a recent interview with YouTuber Anthony Padilla, Medusa opened up about the motivations behind her transformation and the challenges she faced in the process.

“I was in my late 40s before living my life as the freak I am… I’ve already had 79 piercings and most of them were hidden,” Medusa explained.

“The ones that weren’t, I could take them out and put them back in every day, which I used to do.”

However, her desire to add more noticeable tattoos and piercings was at odds with her financial career, leading her to quit her job and pursue her dragon dream.

Since then, Medusa has tattooed her face, split her tongue, and even placed $80,000 worth of horn implants on her forehead as part of her transformation.

However, the journey has not been without its challenges as they are now estranged from their son who does not understand their transformation.

“The relationship or connection with my son has changed,” Medusa revealed.

“When I began my transformation, my son was 16 and rejected me at that point in my life.”

“My son hasn’t been in my life for seven years, I hope he’s at least watching me on the internet because the reason I’m so big out there is for him,” they added somberly.

Despite the challenges, Medusa remains optimistic and is dedicated to proving that people can be successful while exploring an unconventional path.

“It’s amazing to hear and see how people who don’t know me automatically assume I’m a failure, I’ve never achieved anything in my life, or I’m ignorant and probably don’t have a high school degree,” explained Medusa.

“I want to encourage all people who are stuck in corporate careers to pursue their authentic truth and not be limited by societal norms and expectations.”