#gothlove69

Birthday: October 🕷
Gender: Female💁🏻
Relationship status: 🙃
Zodiac: Scorpio♏️
Siblings: one …two…six sisters 💞
Favorite color: blood red 
Pets: Sara🐢
Wake-up and sleep time: after🐓 8am; after 12am🙈
Lemonade or iced tea: Iced tea 🕶
Coke or pepsi: Pepsi👍🏼
Day or night: Night is freedom✨
Text or call: depends
Make up natural: either
Smile or eyes: uhhhh .. Eyes 👀
Light or dark hair: dark hair 
Shorter or taller: idk…taller?
Intelligence or attraction: that’s hard…attraction??
Chapstick or lipstick: lipstick 👄
City or country: country 🇬🇧🇯🇵

eternalstarr , gothlove69 aholisticfreebird , angelsloveonlyinsecret , illusions-feelings

You're not trully sorry

Okay, so the label bisexual isn't inherently in support of the binary or anything; it doesn't mean you're not attracted to non-binary people. BUT the pansexual label erases any doubt of your attraction to multiple genders. So, it's helpful. I personally use it to describe myself because of that. 

If you feel you are non-binary, by all means, explore that facet of your identity. See what terms suit you and your gender or lack thereof. As far as pronouns go, I'd suggest using this "pronoun dressing room". It allows you to plug in any pronoun (not all listed, including they/them) and see what feels right, if any. There's also NOTHING wrong with using binary pronouns and identifying as non-binary/agender.