I noticed there weren't any communities for nonbinary teens so I started one. Pls join if you're nonbinary and under the age of 19
A place for nonbinary teens
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I noticed there weren't any communities for nonbinary teens so I started one. Pls join if you're nonbinary and under the age of 19
A place for nonbinary teens

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The friend came out as non-binary and one month later her kid came out as non-binary? Nothing to suggest social contagion or trend there right? And the name thing.....19 is old enough be filling out paper work for school and to start looking for jobs between semesters. Even without the matching names part the mom is right to want her kind to be cautious about any legal name changes. And the kid is 19 and reacted that way when the mom shared her concerns about the name? A temper tantrum and implying support means being supportive about everything? At least the kid is acting like a veteran member of the queer community.
Snarkiness aside I feel so bad for the mom. Sheâs trying so hard to support her child and she voiced once concern and sheâs rewarded with that. And this brat is alienating her from her other children.
Here we are, halfway through pride month already...
...and only just now do I have the time and spoons to return to blogging. Yikes.
One of my pride month ventures has been joining a Facebook community for the parents of nonbinary kids. The community is supposed to be based on support and acceptance, but apparently no one finds it against that mission to constantly complain about their kids being nonbinary, and issue endless hopes that itâs âjust a phase.â
For the record (because Iâm betting a lot of you nonbinary minors out there must actually be hearing this nonsense from your parents) this is not only not supportive or accepting, itâs straight-up enbyphobic/transphobic.
Yeah, some folks transition in and out of trans and/or nonbinary identities, and that is perfectly okay and legitimate, but treating that as a âhopeâ is not acceptable. It poses cisgender and binary as superior, as you donât usually hope for the worst in life. That is why itâs an unacceptable way to treat this in your kids, or in anyone (especially those you claim to love and support).
Nonbinary identities are not inherently phases, are not always just âstepping stonesâ to being binary trans, or just âexperimentationâ that folks go through before settling into their birth genders. Itâs not âjust for kidsâ (yeah, my 14-year-old is nonbinary, but I am out here pushing 40, folks) and itâs not âbrand newâ (the language to describe it just hasnât always existed in all cultures).
Being nonbinary is real, legitimate, and for some it is very permanent. My apparent cisgenderism, however? Eh, that was just a phase.
There is nothing wrong with being a nonbinary kid or teen.
Donât listen to nasty people who say that youâre too young to know, or that itâs just a passing childhood phase.
No adult will ever know you better than you know yourself.
I made a community for enby teens! itâs meant for 13-16 but if you donât have your exact age in your blog(i donât either) then iâll just check if your a minor! everyoneâs welcome, just request to join if you want to!
A community for all enby kids 13 to 16 looking for friends, anyone under the enby umbrella is welcome

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The existence of nonbinary adults shows that being nonbinary is not a flighty childhood phase.
There are nonbinary adults who realized their gender only recently.
There are nonbinary adults who learned that they were nonbinary as a child, and grew up (like kids tend to do).
There are nonbinary people of all ages just like all people.
are you NONBINARY? are you a TEEN? do you live in the GREATER BOSTON AREA? do you ACT?
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