I understand agender/bigender, but I feel like people who use "he/they" or "she/they" only serve to reinforce gendered stereotypes. Outside of anecdotal experience with effeminate men who went by he/they and tomboyish girls who went by she/they, the explanations I've heard for using both pronouns have always been "I don't feel too masculine" or "I don't feel too feminine". Isn't one of the goals of activism to illustrate that being atypically masc or fem doesn't define one as non masc/fem? It just seems stereotypical to lump yourself into the nonbinary umbrella just because you don't completely fit stereotypes.

>>40283654 (OP)
Why did we stop making fun of first world problems?

nonbinaries are just "woman/man lite"

it's all horribly sexist but you can do it if you're a woketard

>>40283654 (OP)
i think one of the reasons why the whole gender movement fell apart is because there is a massive schism between the two main cohorts: dumb liberals who hate any sort of gatekeeping or self-analysis and value their own experiences over all others, and autistics who need to be able to relentlessly analyze and rationalize everything and have no capacity for compromise. op is the latter complaining about the former

>>40283654 (OP)
>the nonbinary umbrella
go jump in woodchipper, retard

>>40283779
>dumb liberals who hate any sort of gatekeeping or self-analysis
theres a adage: having a open mind is a good thing, if you leave it too open a lotta bullshit will fall in
thats liberals and magatards in a nutshell. libs will eat up xenogender flag bullshit, chuds will fall for q anon level quackery

>>40283654 (OP)
ive had people try to suggest im nonbinary but im still a she her female

>>40283654 (OP)
Gender is a spectrum
Nonbinary is a rejection of the gender binary and it's supplemental roles, anti-genders like agender/bigender/demis/heshetheys and *god forbid* the "it/it's". It's a big horrible mess; but what can you say other than, as you say, they just "don't fit in"

>>40284853
esl