One advantage of not really having a strong sense of gender identity is that youβre very [shrug emoji] about how people gender you. Sometimes people call me by she/her pronouns and sometimes they go with he/him pronouns and on the internet people often default to they/them, and neither option is entirely right but also, fuck if I know what would be right, and I donβt particularly care. Therefore Iβm perfectly happy to outsource my gender identity to the people around me who actually need to figure out which box to put me in. I donβt need to talk about myself in third person, so really my pronouns sound like a you problem.
My pronouns are I/me and the rest is for someone else to deal with because I have better things to do.
Very fond of macrolabels, like βqueerβ, that provide zero extra information. Is it genderqueer? Is it romantic/sexual orientation queer? Is it queer as in βnone of your fucking business whatβs in my pants and what I do with it and with whomβ?
This is actually probably the first time Iβve ever read something that accurately describes my relationship with gender--ie,Β βmy gender is me and my pronouns are a you problemβ--so thank you for that!
#you cannot gender me in a way that matters




























