I’m a good example of someone who is both nonbinary and a trans woman - they’re not mutually exclusive - but there are an infinite number of ways to be nonbinary and not everyone is like me.
Also, a good word for “people transitioning (socially or medically) to be more feminine” is “transfem.” Not all AMAB nonbinary people are transfem though, since there are plenty of ways to be non-masculine that don’t include femininity.
I appreciate it. The more I explore these issues the more I find that they are potentially very personal and the interaction between all the various properties can be a bit confusing.
I’m a good example of someone who is both nonbinary and a trans woman - they’re not mutually exclusive - but there are an infinite number of ways to be nonbinary and not everyone is like me.
Also, a good word for “people transitioning (socially or medically) to be more feminine” is “transfem.” Not all AMAB nonbinary people are transfem though, since there are plenty of ways to be non-masculine that don’t include femininity.
I appreciate it. The more I explore these issues the more I find that they are potentially very personal and the interaction between all the various properties can be a bit confusing.