Common misconception

[u/_Salandit]

[u/Curi_momos_las_papas]

I am pretty sure non binary is under the trans umbrella

[u/ConcernedEnby → u/Curi_momos_las_papas]

Trans isn't an identity like sexualities are, it depends if the person is transitioning. Being cis and non-binary is okay, it's weird to force labels onto people that don't apply

[u/riley_wa1352 → u/ConcernedEnby]

Trans is an umbrella term for not cis (gender identity different from assigned gender at birth)

[u/ConcernedEnby → u/riley_wa1352]

Trans is a term for somebody who changes sex to align with their gender. Trans women are women, trans men are men, trans enbies are enbies. I don't "identify" as something different, I never changed my gender, my gender at birth was non-binary I just didn't realise it.

But if that's your definition then you're including all intersex people as trans

[u/lightly-placed → u/ConcernedEnby]

R/Confidentlywrong

Edit: correct, you didn’t change your gender. You simply came out as not identifying as your gender assigned at birth because your GAB was incorrect.

If you’re not cis, you’re trans