#non-binary positivity

[isabellascarlett1]

Happy Agender Pride Day to:

- Feminine Agender folks 💗

- Masculine Agender folks 💗

- Androgynous Agender folks 💗

- Multigender Agender folks 💗

- Agender women 💗

- Agender men 💗

- Genderfluid Agender folks 💗

- She/her Agender folks 💗

- He/him Agender folks 💗

- They/them Agender folks 💗

- It/its Agender folks 💗

- Agender Neopronoun Users 💗

- All Agender folks 💞

[think-queer]

Happy trans day of visibility to my non-binary siblings, to people with xenogenders, to multigender folx, to transneutral people, to non-binary people without dysphoria, to intersex trans folx, to closeted trans people, to gender non-conforming trans folx.

Happy trans day of visibility to everyone who so often gets forgotten or erased even in our own spaces. You belong, you matter, don't give up.

[agrebel18]

just found out that it’s national non-binary awareness week, so HAPPY NON-BINARY WEEK TO MY ENBY FRIENDS!!! MAKE YOURSELVES AWARE!!!

[somethingmissingthiswaycomes]

Not everyone who is a woman is a non-man, and not everyone who is a man is a non-woman. Some people's genders aren't non-anything. Sit on that and nurture it and let it hatch and grow up to be a healthy worldview love and peace on planet earth

[spac3y-d0g]

shoutout if you hyperfixate

Shoutout if you say sorry to everything

shoutout if you have trouble speaking for yourself

shoutout if you overthink

shoutout if you snap for no reason

shoutout if you use neopronouns

shoutout if you don’t use pronouns

shoutout if youre part of the lgbtqai+

shoutout if youre trying your best

shoutout if you can’t handle every day life

shoutout if you don’t fit in your body/species

shoutout if you made it through yesterday <3

Adding more because it made me so happy to read through the comments and reblogs :3

shoutout if you’re 1 minute clean

shoutout if you successfully made it out of a abusive household/relationship

shoutout if you’re stuck in a abusive household/relationship

shoutout if you can’t communicate your needs

shoutout if you can’t love anybody in a romantic way

shoutout if you don’t know your gender/sexuality

shoutout if people don’t understand how your brain works

shoutout if you’re disabled

shoutout if you’re a person of color

shoutout if you don’t fit into stereotypes

shoutout if you do fit into stereotypes

shoutout if you love to fast

shoutout if you made it out of bed this morning

shoutout if you ate some food today

shoutout if youre hydrated right now

shoutout if youre trying your best to take care of your self <3

Whelp gotta edit this again bc of how many hate I'm getting with my "your" and not "you're" (dw I've deleted most of them) :(

[minkytaro]

nonbinary cat!?

[oh-look-a-homosexual-punk-bitch]

You can change your name, it doesn't matter how often you change it, it doesn't matter however many names you go by, if you want to, you can change it, you could change it every week, every month, every year, it doesn't matter, you can change your name, don't feel bad about it

[alienbycomics]

A comic collab I made with my non-binary transmasc friend LM about our experiences feeling at home in our bodies 🪷

Check out more from my amazingly talented friend LM on Instagram:

https://instagram.com/lmperttula_design?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

[beartitled]

✨🏳️‍🌈 Pride month 🏳️‍🌈✨

Happy pride month fellas ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜

Last year I did lgbtq+ bear doodles, and this year I did more of em ✨

(I wanna make pride month bear doodles a yearly tradition 🐻‍❄️🐻🐼)

[nonbinarynow]

It's okay to want to be androgynous as a non-binary person

It's okay to like androgyny as a non-binary person

It's okay to owe yourself androgyny as a non-binary person

It's okay to transition to androgyny as a non-binary person

It's okay to be transandrogynous

It's okay to love mixing masculinity and femininity into androgyny as a non-binary person

It's okay for your enbiness to be androgynous

It's okay to love being androgynous as a non-binary person

It's okay to want to have a mixed hormonal profile as a non-binary person

It's okay to want salmactive bottom surgery procedures a non-binary person

It's okay to not be white, or assigned a certain gender at birth and want to be androgynous as a non-binary person

If anything it's beautiful. It's wonderful. It's awesome.

You are not doing the community a disservice. You are making waves, when the world tells you to look more binary, you are choosing to subvert that because that's what is right for you. In the slew of "you don't HAVE to be androgynous" (look different, stand out, be visibly nonbinary in society), you are not dragging the community down by wanting to be different to the status quo. You deserve representation, you deserve to feel safe, you deserve to feel love, both self love and any other love you desire in life. Your androgyny, your striving for it, your androgynous desire is important and should not be ignored. It should be celebrated as part of your enbiness, as part of you 💛🤍💜🖤

[embergalaxy]

pride months coming up so a reminder not to forget about trans mascs who

-are left out of reproductive healthcare discussions and are ignored by cis men and women

-arent seen as men or non binary but rather seen as 'women lite'

-are also intersex (trans intersex people exist and are valid)

-are asexual and/or aromantic or are straight or bisexual

-havent gone through any surgeries and/or havent gone on hormones and/or havent socially transitioned

-have fully transitioned or dont want to transition

-have different transition timelines and/or have been on and off of hormones

-have a very complicated relationship with gender

-are also transfem and/or consider themselves multigender

-have to remind people that transmasc doesn't equal trans man

-feel invisible or forgotten or excluded from lgbt spaces

[transmasc-lesboy-ramblings]

Shoutout to cis women who are lesboys. Shoutout to transmascs who are lesboys. Shoutout to transfems who are lesboys. Shoutout to transneutral people who are lesboys. Shoutout to trans men who are lesboys. Shoutout to trans women who are lesboys. Shoutout to non-binary people who are lesboys. Shoutout to multigender people who are lesboys. Shoutout to intersex people who are lesboys. Shoutout to femmes who are lesboys. Shoutout to butches who are lesboys. Shoutout to mspec lesbians who are lesboys. Shoutout to gnc people who are lesboys. Shoutout to lesboys.

[genderqueerdykes]

it's okay to be confused. it's okay to be questioning. it's okay to be unsure. it's okay to not know. it's okay to change your mind. it's okay to think something applies to you, and then find out it doesn't. it's okay to take time in learning yourself. it's not a race to the finish line- anyone who looks at you in a negative light because you needed time to figure yourself out doesn't matter. their feelings and thoughts don't matter. they're not you. they don't know what's going on inside your mind and heart.

take your time. learn yourself inside and out. enjoy the discovery process. allow yourself to feel joy even if you're not entirely sure you identify a certain way. allow yourself to feel pride even if you're still questioning, confused, or unsure. it's okay to not know yet. it's okay to be in the transitional state between unknowing and knowing. everything in life takes time- you don't have to rush yourself. anyone who tells you you "need" to figure it out right now because you're "wasting time" or contributing to something negative is projecting their feelings on to you, and they have nothing to do with you and how you truly feel.

[my-castles-crumbling]

So I've been working really hard to educate my former-Trumper father on all things LGBTQIA+ and it's been a bit of a struggle. He's pretty ignorant and has a LOT of biases but to his credit, since I expressed to him that I don't feel safe around him because of the things he believes and says, he's really been making an effort, right? So even though a lot of his questions are offensive, when I point out why they're offensive, he apologizes and tries to learn.

He also used to be in the US Army.

And yesterday, he called me up and he goes. "Okay so I have a question. If a Them is in the military, and they're a higher rank than me, what do I do? Because we call people Ma'am or Sir. And I just really don't know what to do!"

And it was the cutest fucking thing, because he sounded genuinely concerned.

And we started talking about how people who use they/them pronouns can have different gender identities and the best thing to do would be to ask the person what they prefer. But it was literally just the sweetest question, because he was genuinely thinking about it. I almost cried.

[justdavina]

Such a kissable transgender gurl! She's wonderful! She's adorable!

[vrgirl141]

I would gladly go out on a date, with anyone who would grant me this request..😩😋