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Lesbians whose pronouns are he/him are wonderful, I hope they know that. Having pronouns that express their masculine gender expression, but knowing that they& #39;re not a man in their identity and are attracted to people who aren& #39;t men, too? Powerful
From a they/she lesbian--I felt moved to write this after writing a poem about my own gender identity last night, as well as seeing tweets on he/him lesbians.
And I keep seeing people say he/him lesbians invalidate lesbians and non-binary + trans people. They don& #39;t.
Pronouns are gender expression, which may or may not match gender identity. Just like names.
Lesbians have explicitly expressed that we have had a history of gender non-conformity.
"Stone Butch Blues" and "Am I a Lesbian? Masterdoc" are both good affirmations of this.
"Stone Butch Blues" and "Am I a Lesbian? Masterdoc" are both good affirmations of this.
I can speak as a non-binary person that gender can be more complex than the binary perception provides.
Gender expression & gender identity both exist on spectrums, & they& #39;re separate. Again, sometimes they match, sometimes they don& #39;t. For me they do, but for others they don& #39;t.
Gender expression & gender identity both exist on spectrums, & they& #39;re separate. Again, sometimes they match, sometimes they don& #39;t. For me they do, but for others they don& #39;t.
Non-binary just means not exclusively a man or exclusively a woman
