every time someone who goes by it/its gets called they/them an angel loses its wings
(*assuming the person who called it they/them knew its pronouns were it/its)

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every time someone who goes by it/its gets called they/them an angel loses its wings
(*assuming the person who called it they/them knew its pronouns were it/its)

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being trans in the corporate workplace rlly should be paid at time and a half just to account for all the bullshit u have to deal with on a daily basis. get she/her'd constantly despite the fact i look like a bridge troll, and then also have to sit there clicking in my little spreadsheets while office conversations happen across my desk such as 'if you think about it, wives are always the admin department for their husbands! any time we have to send an email to a man we should copy in his wife to sort it out for him πββοΈ haha!' like that's not the plot of a horror movie π€ can we get straight women out of there π€
Hi bitches /aff, the void is now nonbinary >:3
hey!!!! if you're transmasc and you want to do something that's not traditionally manly, that's not problematic! it's not inherently offensive or suspect to be gender nonconforming! you don't have to be GNC if you don't want to, but if you do want to, you're not hurting anyone by dressing and presenting yourself in the way that feels most comfortable to you. you wearing eyeliner to go to the bookstore is not causing material harm to the material conditions of anyone else
being nonbinary sucks "ok but are you more boy or girl aligned so we can put you in the right box and make you feel violently dysphoric" NEITHER. LOCUST ATTACK. IDENTITIES WERE NEVER MEANT TO BE BOXES.

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And ofc, this is all apart of my AU, so if you disagree, thats okay. :) Some of these may be changed, but only time will tell. Btw, the hearts, whether upside down or not dont really mean anything, other than represent the toons social status.
I just hope all of yβall can have a happy pride month! -AroAce and They/Xe Queer poster
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I'm not saying Julia Drawfee has ADHD, it's really not my place to say and I'm not qualified to diagnose anyone, let alone someone I don't know irl...
I'M JUST SAYING as a person with ADHD, whenever she gets way too into the details of a project, or gets cut off/tries to talk over the others, or tries to reference something very esoteric, or inexplicably vanishes for 15 minutes during a stream I feel so represented.
It's like how regardless of how Jacob identifies, the sheer volume of hot nonbinary characters he's given us, and how normally he treats their gender(or lack thereof) has earned him a place of honor to so many enby fans
Personally, I always feel so validated by amab and intersex nonbinary people just existing and doing their thing. Like, I see a lot of people get WAY too comfortable implying that nonbinary = "lesser transmen", or worse, "diet-woman", and I'm over it. I hope amab and intersex enbies realize that their mere existence validates everyone<3
I'm also over acting like your assigned sex is some secret you have to hide or be ashamed of. The idea you should be ashamed of being assigned a different gender than you identify with is just transphobia with a filter on it.
And I don't think it's "Dividing the community" or "making a new binary" to acknowledge and discuss how our birth sex affected our upbringing. We're all nonbinary and it's a good thing that our community is diverse enough to support so many perspectives and unique experiences with gender