I think many bi people experience that, you're not alone in it. My girlfriend considered herself a lesbian for a long time but she's pansexual, she just really distrusts and dislikes most men (especially cishet men). It's difficult how culture and politics can affect how we experience sexuality

It's fine to not get it or not like it and you have full right to feel this way, I just think it's not an opinion worth telling out loud. If you care what cis people think about trans community, calling out some of us as weird form the inside is only giving them more excuses to do the same

It's not about mudding the meaning of being trans or considering fox as a legal gender (although that would be sick if possible ngl), it's about self expression and having fun, a refuge from all of this binary gender stuff that feels suffocating in every day life

It's about self expression and having fun in (often the only) place where you can be anybody you want. Of course there are people who treat it more or less seriously and there probably are many people who also use neopronouns irl, but the thing is, they can do this in very limited situations

As far as I know, most people with noun/emoji/neo pronouns like this don't use them in real life, either because it's impractical or they can't in their environment ect. It's similar to people not using their real names on the internet, instead using nicknames and their sona for profile picture

I understand where you're coming from, because I had similar opinions before educating myself on that topic and I strongly recommend actually reading about this or talking to someone before making such statements

The least pedophilic transphobe I've seen so far

I love citrus, lavender and all the "fresh" scents, just not the very artificial-smelling ones. I also have aperol spritz scented lip balm that I'm obsessed with. And vanilla/chill/pepper/black opium/sandalwood scented oil that makes me melt, the sexiest smell

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