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Hi guys, so about three weeks ago, I came out as genderfluid (I move between female and nonbinary) and I told my parents I want to go by they/them. I have rarely heard them use they/them, but most of the time that happens is when I correct them. They tried hard to get it right when I first came out, but now it just seems like they don't care anymore. Any tips?

Hi! I don't really understand the difference between bigender and genderfluid. I hope this doesn't offend anyone, I'm just trying to figure this out so I could get a better idea of my gender identity.

Thanks!

Hello there! I'm getting my first binder in a week or two, and I was wondering if I could get some tips or pointers!

I already know:

Don't sleep in your binder

Don't bind for more than 8 hours

Take your binder off if it starts to hurt

Don't wear a wet binder

Thanks alot!

(If it matters, I'm getting a neutral tank binder from GC2B)

Hi! I'm getting my first chest binder in a few weeks, so I need a few pointers.

What I already know:

Don't bind for more than 8 hours

Don't sleep in your binder

Don't wear a wet binder

Use baby powder for summer/warmer days

If it matters, I got a natural GC2B tank.

That's all I know for now, thanks!

I have an okay idea of a good gender idea already. I've come out as a demigirl (I was born a female), but now I'm starting to feel as if I was wrong. I'm still pretty feminine, but I feel like I'm now leaning more towards nonbinary. I've also been wanting to bind my chest a lot more here recently, the problem is I don't have a binder. If this is still normal, please let me know. But if not, please leave some possible identities and tips on coming out again. Thanks a lot!