#non-binary man

I'm an trans man and gay. And I thought that I'm just a guy who like other guys.

Buuuttt I recently started to think that I may also have attraction towards male- or androgynous-presenting non-binary people who aren't AFAB eeeehh...

And I also feel like I myself am something between a guy and someone neutral, at the same time, so it's not fluid or something, male- and ando-presenting, and I'm not sure how to call myself? Transguy is nice, but maybe there's something that is more similar to what I feel, idk... I'm thinking about non-binary man but I don't feel like non-binary AND I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT'S WRONG WITH IT.

And my pronouns? They're he/him and I love them but I'm thinking about if there's something else I might want to try and see if it feels right.

bigenderside , boyfluid , and non-binary man for @enboywires !

I made a little collage about masculinity, gender roles, gender stereotypes, and trans masculinity (specifically about nonbinary trans guys like me).

I wanted to send a message about how trans non-binary masculinity deviates from your typical cis masculinity. All the words are from a magazine that is targeted for men (specifically cis men). By rearranging the words found in this example of stereotypic masculinity I wanted to rewrite what masculinity can mean.

Flags in sequence: girl/gal/gurl, aby/abie/abinie/abiny/abinay & guy/boy; angi, neut & xeny/xenie; girlby/galby/girlbie & birl/burl; theyby/enby/enbie/theybie/xent & enboy/guyby/guybie.

These respective terms describe homologous/reductive/simplified words of woman, abinary/abinarie, man, androgyne, neutrois/neutral/neuter, xeninoic, xirl/womanby/xal, boygirl/girlboy/galboy/guygurl/guygirl/gurlboy/boygurl (also boiqirl/girlboi/boigurl/boigirl/boyqirl/qirlboy/boyxirl/boixirl/xirlboi/guyqirl), nonbinary/genderqueer/epigender and xoy/xuy/manby.