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First I hear the popular TikTok nonsense: "I think all people are bi". They ignore statistics that show that more people are bisexual, but that doesn't mean that everyone is. There are several orientations, and if there were only bi, then essentially there would be no hetero, lesbian or gay people?

Other people settled on the opinion that all people are initially bi, and when they grow up, they choose orientation. People who share such opinions either don’t care about the definition of orientation or don’t understand it at all.

For example, I argued with a girl in the TikTok comments about gender dysphoria. She is convinced that it is impossible to be transgender without gender dysphoria. What nonsense.

It's enough to search for verified and scientific facts about transgenderism - if your internet is not blocked. In the modern world, there is increasing evidence that it is possible to be transgender without having gender dysphoria.

I am an example of this.

As a child, just like now, I wore dresses and skirts. But I don’t divide hobbies by gender either. I played calmly with both dolls and cars. Now I have changed, and I don’t wear dresses anymore, but I continue to wear skirts only at home.

The fact that I get offended when people address me as a girl is not gender dysphoria.

Gender dysphoria is dissatisfaction with one's body, which feels alien and inconsistent with one's identity.

Their signature: inverted scales.

The reason why Toto and Ron went down the dark path: Ron failed his exam at Blue Academy and was expelled. No one could tolerate his eccentric behavior and therefore they belittled his deductions in every possible way.

Fate was not kind to Toto either: Toto was on the verge of being fired due to the escape of a criminal and was too stupid to unravel the tracks and find hidden evidence.

Toto wasn't fired. He left of his own accord, leaving a resignation letter on the desk.

When they were on the brink, they encountered each other and united with one goal:

To prove that they are not useless and are capable of crushing all those who disagree.

I also get annoyed when people assign a character's gender or orientation without even receiving official confirmation from the author. I'll give an example of a character from tkdb - Jo Kongoza. His fandom calls him non-binary, all because of his stigma about changing his gender. Why are you under the misconception that all non-binary people use they/them pronouns?! Even if it were true that Jo is non-binary, it would be too cliché to refer to him as they/them.

The anime's confirmed non-binary character is Anne Faulkner, as can be seen on the official website. "Man or woman - what's the difference?" - their phrase.

Now I will enlighten those who don’t know what your mistake is in attributing the wrong gender to Jo Kongoza.

Gender is an innate characteristic of oneself. One does not become non-binary, transgender, and so on through magic or circumstances.

This is an official limited-time card from the game Ensemble Stars! Music. I came across a post on Pinterest, but it didn't show the full map, so I looked on Reddit and found the full map there

Till and Ivan = one survived because the other sacrificed his life. Now Till is forced to suffer from Ivan's haunting hallucinations.

For example, Lu Guang and Cheng Xiaoshi = one will survive, the other will die. Lu Guang is stuck in a time loop that he created himself in order to forever save Cheng Xiaoshi, who sacrifices himself time and time again.

Although no, there are exceptions.

You don't have to look feminine if you're a trans girl.

You may love mixing masculine and feminine pieces, but that doesn't change who you are, who you feel you are.

You may not have gender dysphoria, even though many people say you should.

You may not need to take hormones to be closer to your gender identity, and that's okay.

You have a right to be angry if you are misgendered and cannot accept who you feel you are. They are not worthy of standing next to you if they cannot make an effort to accept you.

You can get vibes from nature or animals, but you can't feel like an animal because you're a human, a man. There's no point in introducing these terms into the LGBTQ+ community - it's a mockery of a community that fights discrimination, not childish jokes.

The most unnecessary thing is that the sun is bisexual and the moon is bisexual. Bisexuals have a flag and that's enough. There is no need to bring extroversion and introversion into this - these are not personality types.

Next, there is a flag for transgender people - that's all we need. Why draw flags for masculine or feminine appearance if it is an appearance, not a definition of gender and orientation?

There are also non-binaries, and that's enough.