Anonymous #1 2d

well they say it because they think their struggle is inherently worse than everyone else’s (because they’re miserable) but still a wild thing to hear

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Anonymous #2 1d

trans - not identifying with one’s assigned gender at birth. last i checked, no one’s getting assigned nonbinary at birth.

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Anonymous OP 1d

I wanna note I'm not asking rudely, I was just confused because I thought they were separate

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Anonymous #2 1d

going to be honest, no clue how you came to that conclusion as a nonbinary person.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Because they're always used separately ...? Usually when I hear about trans individuals they're mtf or ftm, and if they're NB they refer to themselves as that and not trans

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Anonymous #2 1d

some individual non-binary people (or those of other identities) may not identify as trans, but it’s under the trans umbrella & it’s normal to think a non-binary person sees themself as trans

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Anonymous #1 1d

transitioning just means going to a different gender than yoyr AGAB, and non-binary genders are different from one’s AGAB

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Anonymous #1 1d

Alright, thank you for explaining (and without criticizing me for being confused)

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Anonymous #2 1d

it sounds like you need to spend more time in queer, trans, and nonbinary spaces. they’re absolutely not “always used separately.”

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Anonymous #2 1d

i answered your question. sorry for being upset about someone in my own community questioning the place of nonbinary people in the trans community when, get this, the original fucking post is about getting my feelings hurt by people who do that.

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Anonymous OP 1d

I was seeking information so I could understand, I understand you being upset but I'm literally trying to get the info I need to understand your perspective

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