AMAB Non-Binary Discussion

hey is this blog still going?

thank you for making this blog! as an AMAB Non-Binary, it feels like we're all but erased, in an already erasured community, honestly having a lack of platform for amab enby discussions in the non-binary community has always led me to feeling as though my gender is not valid, so it's nice to find a gem such as this, thank you!

I was wondering if any other androgyne identifying people feel like it's hard to find blogs talking about their experiences. The tag androgyne comes up with "androgynous" people but very few who identify as androgyne. It feels like I'm being erased.

I feel like more of a woman when I'm horny. Does that mean this thing isn't real...

i wanna try and get on hrt but i have like literally no idea were to even start what should i do first?

hi there! wanted to say thanks for running this blog, as an AMAB i've often felt like i wasn't "nonbinary enough" b/c of my body shape and awkward presentation, often afraid to do or say anything about it to anyone. this resource helps so much! thankyou c:

help i feel so scared. idk im an amab gay man and recently ive been really confised about my gender identity, like im confortable being a man and called he him his and identifyig this way causes me no discomfort but i love the idea of being cute and wearing dresses but it terrifies and could i be like genderfluid or nonbinary?

sending on anon cause scared of reaction. The "nonbinary amab people who do not identify partly as female benefit from transmisogyny" was from page 12, its a direct quote, it seems to be a really common view with people which is honestly just really upsetting because I feel like i'm, amab nb not either gender, forced to id as partially a binary gender (female) if I want to have my experience with transmisogyny not be invalidated when they are very real and cause me to want to stop living.

Does anyone else feel dysphoric and weird about being sexual? Like, having a drive and wanting sex makes me feel like I'm falling into a Man gender role that I'm not necessarily comfortable with. I'm wondering if anyone has that or has dealt with that who I could talk to.

Yeah the authors seem to be gender nihilists, which I don't ascribe to personally. Plus they have inconsistent discourse about nb people, and once again fail to even consider camab nb people unless presenting us as "male-aligned man creatures" to make a point about how nb is too broad to make any meaningful conclusions within the patriarchy, and yet apparently the worse that all nb people get is misgendering and erasure, because we're all cafab now. I don't have time for that.

what is acab?

What does "casab" mean?