[ SECRET POST #4066 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4066 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"You mean as opposed to genderqueer, nonbinary, androgyne, or just plain queer?" Those are all still adjectives. We don’t call a guy "a male" outside of biology labs and radfem blogs.

[(Anonymous)]

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/androgyne

a noun

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt but who in the history of humans has ever used that word? lmao

[(Anonymous)]

me and me alone. i have so much literary influence that it was decided to be added to various dictionaries decades before my birth.

(absence of knowledge is not knowledge of absence)

[raspberryrain]

I remember David Bowie, for one, used androgyne to describe his younger self. The adjective form is 'androgynous.'

[cbrachyrhynchos]

All of them have a longer history as nouns than "enby," which is just the phonetic of the abbreviation for "nonbinary" and carries all the problems of still being defined by the binary.

[(Anonymous)]

You can only say Enby if you say it like a cute Pokemon. Enbyenby ENBY!