#internationalnonbinaryday

[marshall0w0]

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[feltedflyingfox]

Happy International Nonbinary People’s Day and Nonbinary awareness week to all that fall under the nonbinary umbrella.

We celebrate today to raise awareness of issues faced by nonbinary people. Legal recognition of nonbinary people is very rare. Please take some time this week to listen to nonbinary voices.

There are so many more flags that can fall under the nonbinary umbrella. I just had these on hand today. You are all valid!

[residentialrabbit]

Its InternationalNonBinaryDay so a happy day to both me AND Dj Roadkill from my work in progress game “Repurpose" ! 

Keep it memey, enbys! 

[superknovamusic]

Happy Non-Binary Day to all my lovely NB folx! 💜🏳️‍🌈

[ledamemangociana]

#365WithMango - Day 195: where i live im a day late for #InternationalNonBinaryDay, but it's still July 14 somewhere in the world. I realize that maybe a lot of peiple who have known me longer than others may not really know that this is me. That's fine - I didnt really know this was me for sure either until maybe a year ago, and before that it was a few years of some introspection and questioning what I'd been taught and what I thought I knew about myself, and before that there wasn't much. If I hadnt met other genderqueer, genderfluid and/or non-binary people, I dont think I'd have realized that I was questioning things, or that there was even a word for any of it. I had gone for so long thinking "cis woman, i guess," feeling somewhat forced or boxed into this idea of who or what I'm supposed to be or role I'm supposed to fill, that it was a bit of a surprise to see so many people talk about things I only ever told or asked myself in my head. I came upon a label for myself only last year, and it honestly has felt like a lot of my thoughts around myself have settled down, while new ones are less stressful and more just fact, like realizing a direct relationship between being non-binary and my self-esteem issues. There's a percent of the world's population thay have never had to worry about who they are or who society and history have taught them they are or will be, and I will never begrudge them that, but it has made me wonder what that actually feels like - to just go about your days thinking about going to the bank or buying groceries or meeting deadlines without the added stresses of what i look or sound like to other people in that bank or grocery store or at work and if it's in contrast to who or what I am or would like to be known as. All this to say that I have found comfort and relief in realizing that I am non-binary, and I am more comfortable with that part of myself than I have been about several other parts of me. I think that is something to celebrate. https://www.instagram.com/p/CCpcKegHocD/?igshid=17r82ish467rp

[ebsishere]

Did anybody realized that today, 7/14, is International Non-Binary Day?

[official-rugi]

Hey i know its a day late... but happy International NonBinary Day so i drew my NB Fantroll Sebile. And if you identify as NB, thats awesome, keep on rockin and being you cause you're amazing!!

[weja]

weh uses they/them and i prefer those too, i suppose! no pronouns really make me feel bad and i don't care much to label myself, but it's important for me to share if only to stand with others and possibly help them feel less alone (^: