What a bizarre take. I could be this dude to a "T" (though I'm a touch taller and have a little bit more body fat, if we're being pedantic) and I have zero issue with pronouns at all because I'm that secure. Like, if you don't care as the super secure male alpha you're pretending to be, then you really don't care if you have to add pronouns. Because you don't care.

Homeboy does care. And that's pretty weak.

Guess he's not the alpha he pretends to be.

Im 9'2, 700 pounds with 30% body fat. I look like a hexbear. I act like a hexbear. Nobody has ever confused me for anything other than a Hexbear

How do they calculate the body fat? Do they submerge him in a ~~tube~~ graduated cylinder to see how much water he has displaced to get his density?

A lot of my self-understanding as nonbinary, though, comes from

Most of the trans women in my life had a womanly demeanor, even pre-transition. Most of the trans men in my life likewise had a manly demeanor.

The number one way I defend trans people's existence and validity in the face of criticism or scrutiny is by saying "if you see them a certain gender at first glance or at a distance, and that's the gender they want, you can't just change your mind about it, your gut already told you the truth".

Idk it's kinda weird if we say that gender is a social construct and then deny the composition of its social construction.

I used to get confused for female a lot when I was younger and I'm cis. Although I did have long hair and wear make up..

This guy's got the brains of a hot pocket.

So, if they don't identify as cisgender then wouldn't they be trans or nonbinary or yknow, not cis?

I don’t use pronouns because I don’t want anyone to ever dox me on the internet. In my view, none of us should be sharing personal information

"In 6’2, 225 pounds with about 10% body fat. I look like a man. I act like a man. Nobody has confused me for anything but a man."

That is so easy to read in a Christian Bale voice.