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I named my guitar Jenny because she’s a Schecter and an annoying piece of shit
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Snow Miku 2026 is nonbinary, a lesbian and uses they/she/it pronouns!
(Requested by @magicalgirlirlest)
Do i like he/him pronouns and I am just afraid of people perceiving me as masc when im not? Do I like she/her pronouns, or is it just the comfort of not being too complicated? Are neo pronouns easier for me to accept than being a he/him lesbian? I don't want people to even insinuate I am a boy. But i hate being 'afab' nonbinary. I know I am nonbinary, and I have come to terms with my appearance. I dress however I want and can see the personal benefit I gain from not being able to recognise feminine/masculine/androgynous stereotypes - which is prolly the #neurodiversity. I of course switch that up when someone ELSE is aiming to be feminine/androgynous/masculine. But my first thought is always neutral and never intentionally so.
Back to me - If i didn't care at all about what boxes others put me in - if I only focused on how I perceive myself, would my pronouns be he/she/they? I think about using mirror pronouns all the time. I like the idea of someone thinking about what they like for themself, in order to address me. I just think it is cute. Any pronouns or mirror pronouns. But the only thing stopping me is that I feel defined by how others perceive me, no matter how much I pretend I don't care. Non binary stereotypes is something I can ignore, until it comes to my pronouns. And as a matter of fact, I dont even tell people I use they/them. This post is misleading; i've made it appear like I settle with they/them, but i really just end up she/hering in the end.
No i didn't use chat gpt just bc of the - and ;
GCSE ingrained it into my daily vocab and I probably use it wrong. I needed that 16 marks for technical accuracy.
I watched episode 9 of Fionna cake and I think my egg cracked real hard especially hearing that transformation song. Like dude… I’m definitely nonbinary. Like I gotta stop giving a fuck about these weird ass ppl thinking ppl can’t be lesbians like girl fuck you. Like those anti-be yourself lesbians aka terfs don’t even care they just wanna give you their dirty 5 cents that came straight from their dirty ass about “ugh actually you’re excluded because that’s not a real lesbi-“ shut up dirty. Because even if I find a label that fits me, my enigmaness and sexuality, THEY WOULD NOT CARE AND IF I SHARED THAT INFO, THEY LITERALLY WOULD BE LIKE “mmm.. wtf is that? That’s not real!” 🤨 girl you can’t kick me out the club then say the club I find is not real. I might as well stay in the club because I only like other sapphics especially queer sapphics. Ugh anyways I needed to let that out.
I find it funny how hard i saw gatekeeping around using the lesbian label alot in my teen years. I felt like the lesbian manifesto applied to me but also didn't quite because of my gender and attraction. So I felt like I couldnt identify as a Lesbian.
But then my friend will see a guy in a film and say "i want him" and my first reaction is "yeah I want him too. He'd be a great friend."
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happy pride month to lesbians having baby's first one on one crush sleepover
anyway what I went to post was that it's genuinely not that hard to be a nonbinary lesbians but then that got me thinking about politics
