ya know what people say about the elizabeth / william bi panic in pirates of the caribbean series? …i get it. i get is so hard, dudes.
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ya know what people say about the elizabeth / william bi panic in pirates of the caribbean series? …i get it. i get is so hard, dudes.
tedtalk time! i wanna talk about non-binary people + androgyny!
non-binary people don’t owe you androgyny. we don’t. nor do we have to be androgynous purely because we’re non-binary. yes, in the definition, it says how we fall out of man and woman, and for many of us ( maybe not all of us ), that is true.
but i think people are mixing up gender identity with gender expression. which is understandable, they are very similar terms with very similar definitions, but they are different.
gender identity is, as you can guess, the gender you identify as. cisgender man / woman, transgender man / woman, transmac / transfemme, genderfluid, agender, demi-gender, the list goes on.
gender expression is, again as you can guess, the way you express your gender. in a feminine way, a masculine way, a gender neutral or androgynous way; maybe a whole different way, a combination or pairing of fem / masc, masc / neutral, etc..
men can be traditionally feminine ( make up, nail polish, dresses ) and still be men. women can be traditionally masculine ( suits, short hair, low voices ) and still be women. and vice versa. and same if they want to be androgynous.
and so can non-binary people. we can use gendered terms and pronouns outside of they / them, wear gendered clothing outside of unisex clothing, act in gendered ways.
just as women don’t owe you femininity.
just as men don’t owe you masculinity.
non-binary people don’t owe you androgyny.
thank you for coming to my tedtalk <3
you are so dusty oh my god
*crawls out from the ground, smeared in dirt and leaves, heaving for air*
oh, hey guys
pasta and chocolate drink goes ungodly hard
these apples taste like apple juice
my day so far has been ass, but i got cinnamon sticks + markiplier so… :]
i love when it eats my balls