psa: you don't have to look a certain way to be enby
you don't have to wear oversized button downs and bagy jeans to "pass"
you don't have to wear intricate and colorful makeup so people know you're queer
you don't have to shave your head to look more androgynous
you don't have to bind everyday to prove that you're really trans, and not just faking
you don't have to use they/them or he/him or fae/faer pronouns to not be a girl
jesus christ i just want to go and shake 14 year old me and tell her she can wear dresses and miniskirts and bras if that makes her feel good
tell her that if wearing mascara threatens her carefully crafted gender identity, then its not a great gender identity
just because you came out as "genderfluid/enby/gender queer/agender/transman/demiboy/unlabelled", masculinity doesn't mean shit (neither does femininity for that matter) and if coming out makes you feel like you're in more of a box, coming out did not serve it's purpose
screw that teacher who asked "why are you wearing girl clothes?" because you came to school in something pink
screw the imposter syndrome you felt wearing a bra instead of a binder
screw the people that say you're misgendering yourself when you call yourself a girl
I can be just as trans in a miniskirt as i am in mens jeans
i can have a gender crisis with or without lipstick on
i can be a lesbian with french braids or a buzz cut
i can flip off gender with long, unkempt cuticles, or 2 inch acrylics
my gender expression is for me, and me alone. if someone with shaved legs, eyelash extensions, waist length hair, and a pushup bra asks you to use he/him pronouns for him, you had better damn well respect that