In general (but not always), i default interpret "I'm nonbinary" to mean "I don't like when people have gendered assumptions about me"
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okay, cool. I think we have really strongly different understandings of gender, and I have a hard time understanding the definition of "girl" as including something the example listed above. Separately-
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You end up defining “most masculine” as “bearded/testosterone/penis” but even before/outside of trans consciousness there have been people you’d call women who are bearded/have high testosterone. Quantity of “girlishness” has never decided whether one is/is recognized as a girl
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People born with two X chromosomes have always been able to have beards, be buff, whatever. Why did people see them as “girls” then? It’s always been on arbitrary (maybe genitalia, but that is fluid too now!) lines, now identification gives us a clear, simple, in-demand way
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