Nonbinary Positivity

hello there! we're kris (they/them) and we made this blog so nonbinary people can share and discuss their positive experiences :D

i’m taking voice lessons and my teacher keeps telling me that she likes how the low range of my voice sounds. It makes me happy because sometimes im not confident in my low range even though i sing low in choir (imposter syndrome sucks) its nice to hear from a professional that my voice sounds good when im singing lower!

I listened to ego renegade boy for the first time and it makes the part of my brain where gender lives so so so so so happy!!! I'm not sure what exactly i consider myself as but it just feels so good to listen!!

I have a teacher whom asks everyone if they’d prefer to go by a different name than their legal one and their preferred pronouns whenever they have a new class!

I used to think everyone who used my pronouns was just pretending to see me as who I am, but didn't actually see me that way.

for pride month (and in general) my best friend likes to send me bi themed posts on Instagram

i go to an alternate schooling program for kids with drug/mental health issues, and the one guy that kept misgendering me and Not Listening to everyone correcting him on my pronouns left yesterday!!!! i'm free and everyone uses my pronouns correctly now!!!

Demigirl nonbinary joy is!: hoodie + hair in a ponytail with a ribbon and fingerless gloves and like a million bracelets!

my speaking voice is androgynous. my singing voice has given others gender envy. i'm so proud of both!

Nonbinary joy is my manager correcting people on my pronouns even when I'm not around.

This is my first Pride Month after accepting myself as non binary. I’m so happy that I can celebrate with everyone even if I’m not out. I love my she/he/they pronouns and dressing however I want in private. I’m excited to see how my identity develops in the future.

Because it is now pride I’m taking the opportunity to come out to more of my friends! The goal is to come out to my parents before my bday (which is in the middle of the month) but I decided to ease into it with people who aren’t as affected by it (even though I know they’d be normal)

someone asked me if i was a girl or a boy and i responded "neither" and they said "okay :)"

Nonbinary joy is whatever the hell you did to your like button to make magic nb flag I was so tempted to just go through and unlike-like repeatedly to watch it

My native language does have singular "they" pronoun but it's used specifically for objects, plants or babies and I don't really like how it sounds this much so I'm on my way to figure out how I wanna be addressed and my friends just jump between every pronoun available to our language so it's easier for me to figure out!!!!!

Being LOUD & PROUD & DOWN RIGHT ANNOYING about my gender & pronouns YEAR ROUND bc pride for my identity shouldn't be condemned to one month or to JUST non binary visibility day.