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Re: What's your opinion on nonbinary identities?
(Anonymous) 2019-01-12 08:35 am (UTC)(link)It makes me wonder what sort of warped ideas they have about how the majority of people perceive or experience gender.
Re: What's your opinion on nonbinary identities?
(Anonymous) 2019-01-12 03:18 pm (UTC)(link)Re: What's your opinion on nonbinary identities?
(Anonymous) 2019-01-12 04:15 pm (UTC)(link)No, I don't really think that. What I think is, "Shit, I have to put on the cis masculine performance next week because I'm going to be stuck in suburban Florida caring for my elderly parents who laugh at jokes about queer femininity, in an environment where I don't know any of the safe spots, and I'm going to miss more scheduled meetings with my support groups, get into conversations where I'm backed into using gendered terms for my life partner, and probably sign documents that are unnecessarily gendered. And I'm just so sick and tired of doing work to pass, doing work to teach the people around me, doing work to watch for the people who could flip out and get violent, doing work to explain that I'm not comfortable in a church that can't decide whether I'm an abomination or not, ..."
So I suspect that the average person ends up thinking about less than half of that. It's not something I dwell on because I'm much more concerned about which average person is going to freak out if I'm not playing the game to their standard.