I suddenly have the nonbinary urge to repurpose thou/thee/thy as personal neopronouns

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I suddenly have the nonbinary urge to repurpose thou/thee/thy as personal neopronouns
Marsha P. Johnson
One of the leaders of the LGBT+ movement in America, she was known not only for her strength and bravery as an activist, but also for her boundless generosity. If you complimented an accessory of hers, she’d give it to you.
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This is part one in a series of animated portraits I’ve been working on this summer of women I admire!
Nonbinary and alive.
Happy Pride Month! 🏳️🌈
Happy Pride, fellow Pride Knights!
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Happy Pride Month, everyone!
it’s ok to be unsure of your sexuality
art by liberal jane
Clothing has no gender. What you wear doesn’t define your gender or sexuality.
Art by Liberal Jane
What the colors of the genderqueer flag represent.
(Image description: three color blocks in the shades of the genderqueer pride flag. The first is lavender and has the words “androgyny and queerness” centered in black text. The second is white and has the words “gender neutrality and genderlessness”. The third is green and has the words “genders unrelated to the binary”. End image description.)
Just a scrappy little thing I made for pride. Free to use for whatever, though I didn’t really keep any dimensions in mind or anything :P
[[non-binary Black folks are wonderful]] [[Black trans femmes are beautiful][ [[Black trans mascs are great]]
From my Instagram @.proudestnb.
(Image description: a pansexual moodboard created with adobe stock images of pink, yellow, and blue flowers.)
Non-binary people are valid.
Art by Liberal Jane
💖🌸🎀🌸💖 pan boys are fantastic! 💖🌸🎀🌸💖
💛🌟🌻🌟💛 pan girls are amazing! 💛🌟🌻🌟💛
💙💎🌊💎💙 pan enbies are lovely! 💙💎🌊💎💙
People with lesser known or obscure pronouns are good. Their pronouns are good. They aren't cringey or weird. If your pronouns work for you then that's what matters. If you made up your own pronouns because you couldn't find any existing ones that felt right to you, that's good. Your pronouns are real and they are right. Identify however makes you comfortable.
Just want you to know, if you have a gender that’s not man, not woman, and not genderless, but is some sort of distinct unidentifiable gender on its own: that’s okay, that’s beautiful, your gender exists and is an incredible experience. You do not owe binary people anything, your gender does not have to meet their expectations or understandings of gender. Your gender is excellent however it is.