>Gender cop
Agreed, but we'd have to rework the theme song. "Bad demiboys, bad demiboys, whatchagonna do?" doesn't have quite the same ring to it.
No, but anybody who's my age and is being dramatic about being an "enby" or their noun-pronouns, has likely already engaged in other behaviors that are a flashing red light of "drama bitch here! come for the drama, run away because of the toxic personality!"
Bad troons, bad troons, whatcha gonna do?
I'm actually close to an enby who's in their 30s. They're masculine and came out as lesbian at first, but eventually adopted the enby label. They're SJW-y for sure but is more adjusted than your typical online enby, as they won't throw a fit if you use pronouns aside from they/them. I don't even recall them putting pronouns in their online profile.
This came up in another thread, but the "they" I know was all about social justice and equality up until they (he) actually had a chance to stand up for a female employee and didn't.
I have and it was in 6 week long program. She was in her mid twenties and looked like a normal girl. Not very feminine but also not masculine, just t-shirt and jeans type stuff. She was very artistic and actually very good at drawing. It became very clear that she had mommy and daddy issues, some fair enough and some definitely not. This was also her reason for different gender identity. She according her own words couldn't identify as female because her parents had pushed chores and such according what was proper to a girl. I found her very annoying, especially when she brought up stuff like her tinder date not being woke about sex work. She was generally very negative, judgmental and stuck in teenage mentality but was trying to work towards healthier mind set. Don't get my wrong she wasn't an awful person, just immature and had issues. She could be fairly fun and did encourage others if she saw potential, like gave some numbers to contact about work opportunity. Not the worst experience but definitely still made my mind about how dumb this none binary is.
Yeah, I've met a person... female but is apparently legally enby on driver's license, if I'm to understand that is a thing.
Just a couple, most of them casual acquaintances so I can't say much. One is a crazy bitch, another appears tumblr-y but is actually pretty nice. Another one is a friend whos so fucked up, the least interesting thing about her is her gender identity.
The ones I know are both female and on the autism spectrum, and actually okay to be around so long as you don’t bring up your political opinions. Out of respect for them as people I’m willing to use “they” pronouns even if I think their self applied labels are a bit ridiculous and unnecessary. Not sure if the crazy lady who identifies as different labels as she sees fit (NB included) would count, but that’s a story of its own.
Let me just... Ahhh *cracks knuckles*. There's only one enby I used to know who straight up came out for attention that I can't tolerate anymore.
They said that? Seriously? When? What the fuck???
