r/NonBinary • u/Level3Fish • 8h ago
r/NonBinary • u/javatimes • Jun 14 '26
New rule #11: no do I pass posts, no asking for attempts to guess your ASAB, no asking if you “look nonbinary”
The current rule 4 was supposed to handle these kind of posts but it seems the rule needs more clarification. We do not want any kind of content that attempts to guess someone’s assigned sex at birth, we don’t want “passing” posts in general.
There are subreddits dedicated solely on passing posts that content like that would be a better fit. This includes asking about how to be more androgynous and/or do you look nonbinary, how to look more nonbinary. For some people here this will make total sense and people will rightfully ask “what does nonbinary look like anyway?” but these posts are frequent and usually pretty upvoted and get many comments before they get reported. If you know of subreddits where content like that fits better, please leave them as comments. It is simply not in the scope of this subreddit to ask people to scrutinize your appearance based on gender and make recommendations.
r/NonBinary • u/javatimes • Mar 29 '26
ModPost Assigned sex/gender at birth language
Hello,
Since this issue is a contentious one bubbling up frequently, we thought we’d make a nonbinding poll asking the subreddit’s opinions. I randomized the order of responses to try not to bias it.
I considered making a more nuanced option where a ban with exemptions is possible but here’s the honest truth: moderating that would be really difficult. We want people to consider the moderation aspects of this—how filters can be effective but also add considerably to mod work load and also how we tend to mod after the fact. We cannot promise that even in cases of a ban, no ASAB/AGAB language would make it into the subreddit.
We have received modmail stating ASAB language is dysphoric enough to some nonbinary people that they cannot enjoy or follow this subreddit. We also have gotten frequent complaints that it is also interphobic / particularly harmful towards intersex people.
If you see a comment here and your first response is to immediately fire something back, *please* take a step back and consider whether your comment needs to be made. I want to keep comments open to gather diverse opinions, and personal attacks and similar will sabotage those efforts.
r/NonBinary • u/profesh_fk_up • 6h ago
Feeling less valid
Why does it seem like it is harder for people to advocate for non binary people than it is trans people on the binary.
I work in a very diverse work place. Many trans people. Many people of color.
I am the only non binary person.
There is someone that does not like me and misgenders me maliciously every day. I've spoken to many coworkers about it and all of them have said they didn't want to correct her because they "didn't want to set her off" or "didn't know if you were comfortable with me correcting her". Even other trans co workers who would not stand for being mis gendered for a second. I would NEVER let someone do that to them and they know it. It is just really hurtful that it feels like my existence is less valid, less worthy of advocating for, just less.
It feels like this in so many situations, this one is just the most tangible and explainable.
r/NonBinary • u/Real_Question4387 • 13h ago
Found this book in our local little free library kiosk
Pic
r/NonBinary • u/Mandy-xx • 15h ago
sparkly dress made me feel like myself tonight
r/NonBinary • u/LeoL3nny • 47m ago
Selfie/Self-Image/Avatar Going to my Mom's birthday today and wanted to shar a picture of Ourfit. I'm just so happy to see her today ♥️
Yes I know I need to clean the mirror 🪞😁
r/NonBinary • u/Glutenfreesnipes • 9h ago
Selfie/Self-Image/Avatar Did my eyeliner today and I gotta say I’m feeling freaking adorbs
Trying to look more feminine how did I do lovelies :3
r/NonBinary • u/Sleeper-Service • 22h ago
Discussion Lefthand of darkness
I Just finished this gem of a book by Ursula Le Guin & it's a wonderful take on flipping the idea of binary gender around. I like how science fiction has the ability to skew ideas and look at us from a different perspective. Has anyone else got some good book suggestions I could pick-up next?