It really feels like the best way to describe my gender. Something I've been working out is I needed my body to be female but my gender isn't woman. It's very comfy girl coded although sometimes I dress a bit androgynous and am like :sparkle: gender :sparkle:.
Also I'm a dragon because fuzzy creature good and also gender.
So like comfy girl fuzzy dragon genderqueer.
I had to get my body mostly right before I could really feel at home in my gender and that's interesting to me.
When I hear "big furry creature" within the context of humans, I think of a bear (man) with lots of chest hair and a thick beard
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@lemmy.one
Welcome Rexxitors, to the new home of r/nonbinary and r/enby
This is a space for people of all ages who feel that they don't fit into our culture's gender binary. Share stories, experiences, questions, images, art, poetry - anything to help you through the journey of expressing the real you and meeting others who are like you.
-No gatekeeping. The foundation of this sub is inclusivity. Please don't judge others in their gender journey. We don't need any more obstacles to understanding ourselves.
-No "guess my AGAB" or "do I look nonbinary" posts. We do not allow posts that ask anyone to guess OP's AGAB/assigned gender at birth, whether it is as the main point of the post or a side-note, etc. If you see these posts, please report them to us.
-No NSFW content. Remember that this is an all-ages space, there are kids here.
-Don't post hate speech, even if it was directed at you. It's okay to ask for support after a hateful interaction, but please don't post screencaps of what was said.
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Congratulations you are a furry.
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