I'm also non-binary and told my mum I am going to start using they/them pronouns and she was understanding... Still haven't told dad though-

Hi kai

@@yesmynameisacorn3904 hi :0

your pronouns doesn't define your gender, so yeah

yeah! i’m a cis girl and i use they/them pronouns!

@-Avery- yes I did mean grammatically sorry about that and thank you for your help

If you still need to know this website has a few of them wou.edu/wp/safezone/pronouns/

A couple websites that have helped me are “Practice with Pronouns” and the “Pronoun Dressing Room.” You can pick a pronoun set from the lists they have, or you can fill the pronouns in manually. I’ve found them to be super helpful in putting neopronouns in grammatical context. 😊 Here’s Practice with Pronouns www.practicewithpronouns.com/ And here’s the pronoun dressing room www.pronouns.failedslacker.com/

I know this comment is old, but to answer your question, yes absolutely you can identify/be considered both gender fluid and nonbinary! 😊 Nonbinary is generally considered an umbrella term for anyone who does not fit into the binary of man or woman. Some people use nonbinary as their only gender label while some use a more specific label under the nonbinary umbrella, such as gender fluid. So, yes, if you identify as gender fluid you can absolutely also identify as nonbinary, and vice versa. ☺️

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There are some places that give them away for just this purpose! You can look those up but they're usually lottery based. If you have a bank account and $30 you can buy one online and have it sent to a friends house. If you don't have a bank account have a supportive adult buy it then pay them back with cash. There is another option which is lie to your parents about what a binder is and have them buy it. For this you'll need to find a page (probably on Amazon not gc2b or any reputable websites) that has a binder listed without saying what it's for or having "tomboy, lesbian, transgender" which are things Amazon puts in binder titles, in the title. Then tell your parents that it's shapewear like spanx and that you're trying to be more feminine. Then be a good liar I guess.

Also don't ship it to your house if your parents don't know. Ship it to a friends house.

AJ Taylor Thank you, i will take both into consideration, but seeing as its hard to lie to my parents about that for reasons..but i will try. Again, thank you very much

adesso.laurenzo I have...and I will try those options but it probably wont work. I was kind of forced out of the closet because my mom went through my phone, she read all of my texts, and went through everything else. She says she accepts me but makes no effort to try im going to use the options i have, but i wont be able to get one until im older

Same. I’m non-binary and I really want a binder but my parents are transphobic.

it is neopronouns!

elizabeth !! Thanks!

yes it is a neopronoun! its actually the pronouns that i use myself. and its nice to see that there are others too

@@lanie5759 when you ask something ages ago then end up using them your self (I use Xey/Xem)

@@eanimali3301 aw im glad you found pronouns that work !! mean while i have a horrible bout of doubt on whether or not i should be using neopronouns. especially with the controversy around fae/faer pronouns:/

Yes ofcourse.you can whatever.mAkes.you feel comfortable

thank u :))

i use the exact same pronouns and i’m a cis girl aswell.

Yeah using she/them pronouns is a thing

@@MeiMei06150 thanks I think I might want to use them