/r/enby_irl
For nonbinary and genderqueer people to post relatable memes about gender.
For nonbinary and genderqueer people to post relatable memes about gender.
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/r/enby_irl
Did all the teen girlies who were crushing on Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock later realize that they were nonbinary and neurodivergent? And that maybe it wasn’t a romantic crush, but aesthetic/gender envy, and seeing someone say all the things you wish you could?
Or is it just me?
Does anyone know a good gender neutral affectionate nickname for a niece/nephew? I’ve thought of Kiddo or Nieph (pronounced: knee + f sound). I know about Nibling but I was trying to find something sweet
So I just have to share this. I’m writing this the day after it happened. I came out as being on the enby spectrum a few months back, and I told my best friend, who is SUUUPER supportive, first. She’s been amazing with my they/them pronouns and everything! My whole household is supportive too, but they struggle a bit more to understand.
So my brother (bro), my best friend(bestie), and I went to the supermarket to pick up some sushi and snacks before taking Bestie home for the night. I forget what we were talking about, but when Bro was talking to Bestie about me, he used she instead of they. Bestie and I instantly corrected him. "They." We announced in unison. Then he was clarifying by gesturing to me and saying "You. I'm talking about you." And I was trying to tell him my pronouns. He said it made no sense to use they. I was wondering if he was being grammar stubborn or something. I drop the subject and move on, since we were in the middle of the store and I didn't really feel like getting into it with him while people could stop and stare at us.
So we finish our shopping and get Bestie home safe. After we get home as well, Bro comes to my room to talk to me. I take the opportunity to talk to him further about the pronouns thing. He kept saying that they wasn’t proper grammar and how does one refer to someone else specifically. This confused me, as it’s obvious we both are well aware of basic grammar rules, so I am unsure what he’s talking about.
I ask him to clarify. It turns out that Bro thought I wanted him to use they/them in place of the second person you. He didn’t even register that I heard the she come from his voice. I clarified and said no, I wasn’t talking about the second person pronoun at all and that I wanted him to stop using she/her, not you/your. From that point, Bro said that he'd need to practice, but he'll try for me. Yay!
TL;DR: Bro thought I wanted him to replace you/your with they/them and forgot she/her was even there. Accidentally came off a little transphobic at first but he's totally not. I love my big brother!
Hello everybody my name is Luci! I recently made a discord server for non binary / anybody under the trans umbrella of the ages 20 and up ! Currently trying to get this community up and growing! Easy verification process and various channels for various interest as well! So if you’re curious come check us out https://discord.gg/RJNRTTX7 if you have any questions before joining please comment below or dm me directly ! Thank you xoxox.
On the way home on the bus I was mobbed by a bunch of small children asking to know what gender I am, and what my name is, since they can’t tell. Being me I respond with cryptic answers and providing no real answer and while the small children were debating what gender I am considering I was wearing a pink shirt but when asked about it said boys can wear pink too, the girl next to me said I know you are a girl I said no she kept persisting that I was a girl until I said I was neither and both, she then responded with ahh you are one of those people.
An all round funny experience considering the kids only knew that I was a Gemini and referred to me as such