More than 1 million nonbinary adults live in the US, study finds

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I'll be honest, I don't understand what "non-binary" is. I understand what being "trans" is - but non-binary is confusing and perplexing to me.

I mean no offense. Just being honest.

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Non-binary is a gender identity neither male nor female - meaning it doesn't fit into the typical "binary" understanding of gender.  

I get that part. However, do non-binary people feel as though they have no gender at all or that they don't fit into the gender stereotypes of being a "male" or "female"? Or am I wrong?

If it helps, bisexuality is a 'non-binary' sexuality.

Can you explain further? Thanks.

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Until someone can even give a semi-coherent definition on what “non-binary” means, I’ll remain convinced it’s more or less just a way for people to make themselves sound more different and oppressed.

It means someone does not identify as male or female.

But what does that mean?


You haven't answered my questions from a couple pages ago:

I get that part. However, do non-binary people feel as though they have no gender at all or that they don't fit into the gender stereotypes of being a "male" or "female"? Or am I wrong?