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Pro para/radqueers/profic/dead dove/proship/darkship/NSFW/kodocons

Racists (includes rcta)

Homophobes/transphobes

Pedophiles

Zoophiles

Nazis

Pro-controlling women (pro-life)

Misogynists

People who don't respect animals and believe that they shouldn't have rights

genAI-supporters

Zolpidem fans

Ableist people

Non-sharing yumeshippers (pls get help)

Transman "lesbians" (lesboys) (also "gay" transwomen, I just don't see those as often)

If you use 4chan I am gonna have to assume that you're bad

If you believe you can be "jirai" with only the lifestyle and no clothing

Self diagnose

If you believe that you are an irl "yandere" (unless you know about OLD and you have disorders where that behaviour could be rooted in, could be BPD or OCD)

Romanticize stalking (coming from believing you're an irl "yandere")

Lawlight shippers

Extremely religious people

Fuck it, I'm adding religious people in general, y'all freak me out

I myself have autism and ADHD and I have experienced discrimination based on my gender identity even though I identify myself as such due to being neurodivergent and depend on labels to some extent so I can identify myself. As a neurodivergent person i experience gender very differently form neurotypical people and I label myself as bigender and transmasc (I identify as everything and nothing at once with some gender dysphoria at times, I personally think these labels suit me the best, although sometimes I do think that I should put genderfluid in there as well), I've been told to make up my mind SO MANY TIMES that it's insane. I feel very detached from society and people in general that it scatters my identity all over the place. By discriminating my gender identity you are taking away things that help me identify myself and then put expectations on me that only a neurotypical person could successfully fit in, and still that's not guaranteed. Personally expecting neurotypical behaviour, even demanding it from neurodivergent people is quite ableist. My gender identity comes from the fact that I'm neurodivergent and I can't do anything about it.

What a neurotypicals definition of "woman", "man", "feminine" or "masculine" can mean a totally different thing to me, those words were created by neurotypical people *for* neurotypical people.