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View submission: Do non-binary identities reenforce gender stereotypes?
Yes, of course they do.
I am a young man, 26 years old. I am probably "neurodivergent" although I don't call myself that and don't like the word. I am bisexual and have been around similar types of people my entire life.
I've come to the conclusion that pretty much all ideology/neo-ideology is about fitting in. That's really all it is. People want a defined set of rules they can relate to/identify with and want to fit in.
Of course "Non binary" doesn't actually exist as a gender, it exists as a way of communicating "I identify with both things that are considered masculine and feminine" or put another way "I can see I am a woman but I like all these things that are considered masculine therefore I can't be a woman".
Comment by noisy-tangerine at 14/01/2025 at 13:23 UTC
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How can you say it doesn’t exist as a gender without having to define what genders do exist and what they mean?