Of course it doesn't mean that there is a guarantee anything is going to change, but they still are required to look at it, I mean at least people care and are making an effort.
But I'm curious as to why this would hurt amab nonbinary people and nonbinary poc?
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But isn't that just a normal female?
i know you're new to this stuff but thats a very hurtful thing to say. trans women are normal girls too.
ill go through some terms that you might hear in the future
cisgender means that you identify with the gender you were assigned with at birth. ex - my mom was assigned a girl at birth. she still identifies as a girl. she is a cis woman.
transgender means that you don't identify with the gender you were assigned at birth. i was assigned girl at birth, but i don't identify as a girl. i am trans because i identify as nonbinary. (genderqueer to be exact)
nonbinary is an umbrella term for people who don't identify within the gender binary. (the gender binary is man and woman). there's agender, genderfluid, genderqueer etc. they're all different.
AMAB/DMAB = assigned male at birth/designated male at birth
AFAB/DFAB= assigned female at birth/designated female at birth
AMAB and DMAB mean the same thing and so does AFAB and DFAB.
anything else you're still confused about?
I'm pansexual and bigender- which fits under the trans label. I'm also polyamorous.
Nice to meet you all~
welcome! ive been questioning a bit if i was polyamorous earlier and im still unsure x_x
I still don't understand that cisgender one.
To me it just feels like people are making up more random words for no reason at all
cisgender isn't made up. cisgender is basically people who aren't trans...
