Post #2368407

@vulonkaaz@v2.flyingcube.tech In the west, in some places there are social benefits for saying you are queer / non binary even if everything else about you is ordinary. Saw it happen with a few friends: "I'm not a man, I'm a they/them" but still wear men's clothing, grow facial hair, have sex with women, etc. In social groups that look down on straight white men, it's a way to climb up a few rungs. And you get to feel special and unique being able to constantly correct people that you're not a man/woman but a "they" Adjacent behavior is calling yourself bisexual but exclusively engaging in heterosexual relationships.