So basically, a thread created to list problems that non-binaries usually face on a day-to-day basis (which most can apply to some binary trans* as well) - Public restrooms without a gender-neutral bathroom and you have an internal war on which bathroom you should pick - When a job application has "Male" and "Female" as the gender options - When the teacher says, "Okay, boys on this side of the room, girls on that side of the room." - "Non-binaries don't exist. You're either a man or a woman." What are some problems you face as a non-binary person?
-When your language doesn't have neutral pronouns/adjectives/nouns and you don't know how to refer to yourself. -When you tell people that your pronouns can be she, he or they, and they always choose the one for the gender you were assigned at birth. -You're told you're not truly non-binary if you enjoy or do one male/female stereotype. -When people say you're only trying to be an edgy teenager and it's just a phase. -"You're just a tomboy/effeminate dude" -"Wait, so that means you have a penis AND a vagina??" -"But your chromosomes..." -"Non-binaries were invented by Tumblr"
