WalrusDragonOnABike

Same. I've only had one person do it so far and it was a student who was just trying to get a reaction from me years ago.

Used to think I didn't like "Mr" because honorifics are bad. Now I know I just don't like honorifics. Much rather be called bitch than "Ms".

Also, first time to be assumed to be my brother's wife.

Up with trans!

Maybe it was just that site’s definition including the concept of genderfluidity as also being a part of being agender that threw me off.

I assumed they just meant that genderfluid people can be fluid between agender and gender of some sort.

Are those lumpen prole great white sharks and polar bear lenin?

Probably? I don't know anything about its history. Except sharks = blahaj = trans meme.

I consider myself transfem, non-binary, and agender-spec. Briefly, I only considered myself agender and only trans/NB perhaps as a technicality and some agender people don't like using the trans/NB label because they feel like those labels still imply a gender. Its pretty much as vague as NB as a label: if you've met one, then you've met that person. So if you want to know what being agender means to that person, you'd have to talk to them about that. Some don't outwardly display that they're not cis while others may appear to be binary trans.

The thing that unites agender people is the feeling that gender in some form or fashion is something they lack to some significant degree.

Didn't want to be outside the other day because it was too hot and humid.

Mom genders me as a guy typically, but when I joke about sleeping in a bed with my brother without implying anything sexual, I'm suddenly suggesting something inappropriate? The default has been expecting me to give up my bed and sleep with my brother if a guest needs one (guess I get my bed to myself from now on?). Interesting seeing how quickly someone's perception can change.

Doesn't really even make sense to me. Like, why is it okay if we're both guys but not if one of us isn't? Its not like any of us are straight anyways.

Is he asking because of a specific person he's in the type of relationship where that would be normal or just non-specific hypothetical?

Kinda curious how many people who have had sex felt like this beforehand and how people's thoughts like this have changed with the generations.

I can't provide any advice since I can't really imagine not being uncomfortable with such a scenario. Like, its hard to emotionally understand how so many people eventually have sex and isn't some niche thing some tiny minority do. But I'm ace and trans.

Followed instructions, but links were all purple already. 🤔

For that, you might need to use 34 instead of 621.

Is there anything else that could satisfy the rumblings?

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