I love when non-binary characters' AGABs can't be hidden.
I love when they look too much like their AGAB for other characters to first perceive them as non-binary.
I love when fatness makes it both easier and harder to tell AGABs.
I love beards that both do and don't "suit" a character, based on their AGAB.
I love non-binary characters who wear typically "gendered" clothing without a care in the world.
I love when non-binary characters wear religious clothing or items that are typically gendered but aren't by proxy of being on this character.
I love non-binary characters where their AGAB might be "obvious" (or at least noticeable) but it doesn't affect that they're treated with respect and love and as non-binary characters.
I love when characters still get to be themselves even if they don't "look non-binary".
I love acknowledging that there are a million things we consider gendered and a million ways in which we might not be able to do anything about it, but instead of it hindering your self expression, it simply becomes part of it and your gender by proxy. Embracing instead of fighting.
I love when these things make a character happy, or at least don't make them miserable, and they aren't focused on changing themselves.
I love when non-binary characters aren't "androgynous" because I will never manage androgyny. And I like to know that that's okay.
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