my question as well. i don't know a lot about the situation, but where people would say "they" to identify, couldn't they also say "he"?Honest question: if you really are going to ask people to identify you as "he" or "they", how many people are really going to go for "they"?
Or is what SonicFox saying they want to go from being called "he" --> "they"
Legitimate question (sorry if its been answered already) how can someone be a non-binary man? Isn't saying your non-binary saying that you don't fit into the binary Male/Female archetypes?
I don't understand what it means? Could anyone explain me what is non binary?
Legitimate question (sorry if its been answered already) how can someone be a non-binary man? Isn't saying your non-binary saying that you don't fit into the binary Male/Female archetypes?
Some people don't want to be referred to as any gender and would prefer "they."my question as well. i don't know a lot about the situation, but where people would say "they" to identify, couldn't they also say "he"?
Me too. But glad to learn something new.I am now officialy so old that I had to Google both "SonicFox" and "non-binary man".
Honest question: if you really are going to ask people to identify you as "he" or "they", how many people are really going to go for "they"?
Or is what SonicFox saying they want to go from being called "he" --> "they"
Correct. They, at this time, are good with eithermy question as well. i don't know a lot about the situation, but where people would say "they" to identify, couldn't they also say "he"?
i understand that, i guess i'm just confused on the wording.Some people don't want to be referred to as any gender and would prefer "they."
Some people don't want to be referred to as any gender and would prefer "they."
This is not grammatically correct when referring to an individual though.Some people don't want to be referred to as any gender and would prefer "they."
I wanted to ask the same.Legitimate question (sorry if its been answered already) how can someone be a non-binary man? Isn't saying your non-binary saying that you don't fit into the binary Male/Female archetypes?
It is now.This is not grammatically correct when referring to an individual though.
They don't care, it's about how they want to be identified.This is not grammatically correct when referring to an individual though.
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