#nonbinary demiboy

💙💙 I recently discovered that I really like going as non-binary demiboy! This may change in the future but right now I've been extremely happy with this

My pronouns are currently he/they but I prefer if you use they/them normally. Ask before using male pronouns as I may not be comfortable with it that day

But besides all that.. Yeah! I'm a demiboy and I'm feeling really confident but still would like support and love 💙💙

you dont sound stupid, dont worry. i think youre really brave and strong for admitting those things about yourself. questioning your gender identity can be a really scary and confusing process, and its ok to seek help.theres a possibility you could be trans, but ultimately you have to decide that for yourself. your feelings are 100% valid, and its ok to feel that way. its ok to feel uncomfortable in your body or to want to be called a boy.my advice? try out he pronouns. if you cant come out to anyone, then try just saying it to yourself. “______ is really funny. I really like him. He’s a super cool friend.” / “This is my brother/son ______” / “______ is the nicest guy ever. I really like him.”if that feels good, then roll with it. the important thing is to do what makes you happy.dont like your name? pick a new one. say it to yourself in the mirror. write it down.do whatever you have to to make yourself feel happier and more comfortable.just hang in there, alright? admitting to yourself that you might be a boy is the first step on a long journey to self-acceptance. questioning your identity can be really difficult, especially when it seems like youre trapped in a box that you cant escape from. you can escape, though. you dont have to be out to know who you are.try to find people who will support you no matter what. queer people are usually very accepting, since were all family.oh, and also: please, please, please, please, if you want to bind, do not do it with ace bandages. binding with ace bandages can severely damage your body. you may feel really alien in your body and like you just want your boobs gone, but there are resources online that are designed to help young trans people.

binding tips and safetyin a bindundergroundghosts’ binder service (there are probably more binder services out there but these are the only two i know about right now)coming out tipsmore advice

please remember: you are 100% normal. its ok to feel uncomfortable with your body. its ok to be trans. and no matter what, you are not alone.