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Other Trans/Non-binary furries?

Keket

Keket

Member
I have never been one for labels. I am technically non-binary (FAB) if I had to put a name on it. I just like to be called by my name. No pronouns whatsoever. Personally, I don't like to make it that deep I guess. :)
 
Woozle

Woozle

Honey, you should see me in a crown.
I'm trans occasionally.

I used to go to support groups and I considered transitioning (female to male) but it's no longer a priority. Part of the reason for this is that I'm celibate (not incel or anything horrible like that; I just don't want to have sex and I'm probably asexual) and a loner. Gender is a social identity (as opposed to "sex," which is purely biological) and I don't have or want a social identity.

I suppose I'm genderless by my own reasoning. I'm insular and how others see me doesn't matter too much. Girl/boy/woman/man. Whatever. I'm just me.

I sympathize with trans people, though. It's hard and recently I've become aware of the lack of understanding and stigma that truly trans people suffer from there are some vile people out there. I'm not going to name any names (because that's the kind of attention they want and don't deserve) but one person I'll give as an example is the reason I can no longer enjoy Harry Potter.
 
Punk_M0nitor

Punk_M0nitor

Resident Edgelord
Trans male! (He/him, thinking about neopronouns). Hoping to start testosterone within the next year, too
 
StolenMadWolf

StolenMadWolf

resident Lab Wolf
I typically present as a cis male person, but recently I've come out as demiflux, so I can imagine that despite mostly still being cis male alot of folks would call me trans.
 
Stray Cat Terry

Stray Cat Terry

테리 / 特里 / テリー
I admire your courage (better fitting terms?) to share! I mean everyone!

As this online environment consists of people worldwide, I'm guessing some people like me with a 'bad neighborhood' would refrain from sharing whether they belong to any aspect of queer spectrum. I'd save my word on sharing mine, but even then, in FA(F), those who know me know it Ow<☆

There're few people here(rest are those I haven't encountered much to be significant) who I considered how they are--per their impression I've got to observe passing by--actually impressed me from the fact they were trans!
In other words, people almost, if not perfectly, fit their identities they revealed in this thread, feels wholesome to me! In that term, I wonder if my impressions fit my identity? UwU

Woozle said:
I'm trans occasionally.

I used to go to support groups and I considered transitioning (female to male) but it's no longer a priority. Part of the reason for this is that I'm celibate (not incel or anything horrible like that; I just don't want to have sex and I'm probably asexual) and a loner. Gender is a social identity (as opposed to "sex," which is purely biological) and I don't have or want a social identity.

I suppose I'm genderless by my own reasoning. I'm insular and how others see me doesn't matter too much. Girl/boy/woman/man. Whatever. I'm just me.

I sympathize with trans people, though. It's hard and recently I've become aware of the lack of understanding and stigma that truly trans people suffer from there are some vile people out there. I'm not going to name any names (because that's the kind of attention they want and don't deserve) but one person I'll give as an example is the reason I can no longer enjoy Harry Potter.
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I'd say I 'sympathize' with this!
Gradually, as time passes, it turns out that I need less and less 'struggles' to impress people as who I am, because, however I am--to borrow your phrase--I am me, and we all are!

Further, having someone who acknowledges me as who I am regardless of the gender spectrum, is just enough for me, I suppose. And that's a blissful thing! In that matter, I don't wanna let go of such people, especially if friends! (My friend says I'm sometimes a boy and sometimes a gal XD)

Let us live free as who we all are respectively, as it'd be harsh to 'betray' yourself... Be yourself, be happy!
 
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Floxxi

Floxxi

New Member
Most people see me as a standard cis male but I don’t really consider myself to be much of any gender. Really I just act however I feel and if I feel feminine, masculine, whatever, I’ll just go for it. I suppose I really am nonbinary lmao
 
CreachureComforts

CreachureComforts

bonehead
Count me in as trans-ally

For the most part, I don't really consider myself any gender internally, even though outwardly I show myself as and would consider myself as cis-male.
 
Troj

Troj

Your Friendly Neighborhood Dino Therapist
I'm non-binary! I'm not too finicky about pronouns as long as I'm being treated with kindness and respect, but I prefer they/them/theirs.
 
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