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>meet someone for the first time
>get offended when asked for a name
>prefers to be "Nameless" as an identity
"What does it matter what my name is? It doesn't define me."
Cut that shit out. It's retarded.
That doesn't even make sense.
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>>8544702
this isn't lgbt, it's just idiotic
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>>8544702
Nice try Polyphemus.
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>>8544702
Voldemort thinks he's so fucking cool doesn't he
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thats tumblr's impact for you
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>>8544733
underrated post
also
>things that never happened /thread
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>>8544974
now it's an overrated post
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>>8544702
To pose a counterpoint, I have severe anxiety when introducing myself to people
I'm trans and have had dysphoria nearly my entire life, and a lot of psychological baggage became associated with my birth name, so much so that I considered changing my name before I even recognized the connection between that anxiety and wanting to be female
However, I don't pass very well and typically at best get identified as particularly feminine slightly androgynous but still definitely male
I'm not particularly willing to make a mockery of myself so I'm not one of those "openly trans but not really trying" types so here i sit in my web of dichotomous identity always afraid to add new threads
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>>8544702
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>>8545064
Where does being "agendered" fit into all this?
Like if a sibling is agendered and someone asks "do you have any brothers or sisters?"
What's the right thing to say here?
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>>8544702
Somebody spot the Intersex analogy here.
I know, you might have to fetch your binoculars. It's just that subtle.
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>>8545950
"I have a non-binary sibling." Then you have a long conversation about how androgyny isn't anything new but being REALLY FUCKING ANGRY about it sure as hell is.
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>>8546080
"Oh, so an older brother?"
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>>8544896
underrated post
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