[ SECRET POST #6438 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6438 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Takehito Koyasu (voice actor)]



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[sailor moon, ouran high-school club]



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Comments

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[(Anonymous)]

That's what people were saying 10 years ago, too. Funny how that works.

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[(Anonymous)]

I exist and am nonbinary and love girly things. I'm not Not Like Other Girls, because you can't be Not Like Other Girls unless you're a girl.

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[(Anonymous)]

Gender is a set of human concepts and ideas that we use to organize and make sense of the observed biological phenomena of sex. It is a set of labels that we have come up with. "Nonbinary" is one concept that exists within that framework of human concepts and ideas.

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[(Anonymous)]

Ah, a TERF.

I love it when people expose their whole ass and you can safely ignore anything they say.

One of my best friends has been identifying as both male and female long before they started using they/them pronouns, and they did not get that language from tumblr. I myself slide around from "eh, woman's fine" to "no thanks" depending on the day. I'm not even going to touch "nor is there an in-between gamete," because I don't have the time to explain the hilarious ways this is wrong.

Sorry (not sorry) the existence of people outside the binary is threatening to you. Sounds like a personal problem. Please stop making it something other people have to deal with.