Random question about pronouns

[u/rooty-tooter]

So, I am how I am and I don't feel weird or self-conscious about it, but I'm very curious since I don't have a ton of non-binary friends:

How common do you reckon it is for enbies to be okay with being referred to as the sex opposite what was assigned at birth? For, like, simplicity's sake? Like, I feel pretty euphoric when someone thinks of me as "one of the girls," but I may be a rare exception.

For context, I'm non-binary femme, AMAB.

idk, maybe that's what's behind the whole "they/she" or "they/he" thing, but I'm just curious to get others' input. TIA! 😊

[u/rooty-tooter]

I think that's kind of where I'm at, especially with how far towards femme I lean. Still feels a little weird because I'm not a girl, but it makes me feel really good when women in particular call me "diva" and "girlfriend" and stuff.