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How is “non-binary” any different from “otherkin”? What makes one more ‘legitimate’ than the other? It seems to me that the more ‘violence’ one expeirences, the more support it gets. I’ve heard arguments that ‘otherkin’ aren’t oppressed but ‘non-binary’ people are, and vice versa. One believes they’re non-human, the other believes Where’s the line drawn?
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One believes they’re non-human, the other believes–”
You cut that off, there, pal. What do nonbinary people believe?Otherkin dont face oppression because we are a small group of relatively unknown peoples who can live our whole lives never even having to tell the people around us about our personal experiences and having no societal disadvantage for being otherkin?
And nonbinary people face oppression because we are transgender and there are still laws being made to *LITERALLY* police our genitals, among gods know how many other overarching societal problems so…
But why am I wasting my breath, now that I’ve seen your shitty url. (Which is a lie by the way)
I didn’t even notice the url. Ugh.
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