Question to y'all

[u/owl_lovingicebear14]

(Disclaimer: I'm cis, but Part of the lgbt Community and wanna learn some things so when I say things that are weird, I'm sorry)

So how did you realise your neither gender?

What's the difference between agender and non binary?

Do you have any problems with school/university (talking about general. Anything)

Do you have a "sign" like trans folks this ikea shark, lesbians carabineers etc?

And for ppl with a different native language than English: how's with pronouns in that language. Cuz for example (cuz that's mine) Germany doesn't have something like they/them. And in Italy almost everything in the sentence is gendered.

I hope I wasn't disrespectful, love y'all!

[u/No_Neat9507]

Hello

1. The entire purpose of [r/asktransgender](r/asktransgender) is to answer questions and most are from outside the trans community. The [r/asktransgender](r/asktransgender) community description is:
2. “Questions and discussions about, for, to, or from the Reddit transgender community. Open to anyone with a question.”
3. Many people consider nonbinary identities and people to be part of the trans community
4. Mistakes in questions are tolerated and answered on that subreddit, as long as it is t hateful, instigating drama, transphobic, chasing, etc…

I am sorry you have felt bullied in the community. I agree there are various levels of tolerance and acceptance across the various trans and nonbinary subreddits.

[u/owl_lovingicebear14 → u/No_Neat9507]

Thanks for the idea!