What's your opinion? Vote now: 0–Completely aligned with opposite gender, 1, 2, 3–Equally unaligned with both binary genders, 4, 5, 6–Completely aligned with assigned gender...
That’s kind of the point. Anyone scoring 5 or below would be perfectly welcome calling themselves trans. Anyone not scoring a 0 or a 6 would be welcome to call themselves non-binary. But many people who consider themselves cis aren’t strictly aligned with their birth gender, either.
Yes, anyone can call themselves anything. It would be odd for someone to call themselves non-binary if they feel they 100% align to a binary gender, but I don’t have a way to see into people’s heads to know that that’s the case and would never question someone like that. This is more a statement of encouragement for people who feel that they aren’t allowed to claim a label that would otherwise make them happy because they don’t see themselves as “non-binary enough”.
Isn’t that 6 🤔
No, that's a perfect alignment with gender. I'm saying the concept has no valence for me personally at all.
So a 3
IDK I kind of feel like that describes an enby no?
To be honest I found this whole poll confusing as I thought 6 was what cisgendered meant.
That’s kind of the point. Anyone scoring 5 or below would be perfectly welcome calling themselves trans. Anyone not scoring a 0 or a 6 would be welcome to call themselves non-binary. But many people who consider themselves cis aren’t strictly aligned with their birth gender, either.
Okay, yes that makes sense
Anyone scoring from 1-5 is welcome to the label of non-binary if it makes them feel more like themselves :hexbear-non-binary:
Aren't we all already welcome to whatever label we want?
Yes, anyone can call themselves anything. It would be odd for someone to call themselves non-binary if they feel they 100% align to a binary gender, but I don’t have a way to see into people’s heads to know that that’s the case and would never question someone like that. This is more a statement of encouragement for people who feel that they aren’t allowed to claim a label that would otherwise make them happy because they don’t see themselves as “non-binary enough”.