non-binary
- adjective
- /nɒnˈbaɪnəri/
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no binario
- And some people identify as female, some people identify as like non binary or just reject gender categories altogether.
The globe had I I Joan, a play about non binary Joan of Arc.
- The globe had I I Joan, a play about non binary Joan of Arc.
- There is just the general tension of our main character is non binary.
- So I just kind of take it with a grain of salt when somebody isn't ready to learn what being non binary or gender non conforming means.
- Yeah, I got my my audience is incredibly gay and female and also non binary, but also very mentally unwell.
- Somebody who has in the past, without going into details, said some less than informed things about non binary people.
- So this is a kind of fake dating trope romance and our main one of our main characters is non binary.
- The fact that this person over there identifies as a non binary asexual, you know, crip dancer, like that is who they are, right?
- And as non trans, you know, non binary person, I'm afraid I'm, you know, at risk of sticking my foot in it, you know what I mean?
- Without question, the craziest part of the W path files is the all of the discussions about non binary surgeries.
Examples
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So I just kind of take it with a grain of salt when somebody isn't ready to learn what being non binary or gender non conforming means.
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I think a lot about like parents, parents that are gay or non binary and how hard it must be to send their children through school right now.
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Can you explain what non binary actually is and your opinions on it?
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We have to move to non binary or non dual thinking, which I appreciate in the way that you think and the way you speak.
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So I had an interesting experience with non binary myself as someone who has presented as a binary trans man.
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I feel very non binary and just feel like I don't need to put myself in one pronoun to feel alive.
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These days I deploy the word NB, which is just a pronunciation of the initials NB for non binary, with casual authority.
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Many individuals identify as non-binary, choosing to express their gender outside the traditional male or female categories.
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Some people may feel non-binary and prefer using they/them pronouns instead of strictly male or female ones.
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In recent years, discussions about non-binary identities have become more common in society, promoting greater understanding.
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Describing a person who has a gender that is not only male or female
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Etymology
The word non-binary comes from the parts non- 'not' and binary 'two', like the bi- in bicycle which means 'two'. It describes a gender identity that does not fit the two usual categories 'male' or 'female'.