Anonymous #1 3w

Does they capture nonbinary more eloquently for polling purposes? Giving someone 4 options. No one is going to create stats for every bucket of other No feels like it captures the other sentiment better not individually but collectively. I don’t see new buckets that would inspire a party with no where to go. I guess my questions is better phrased as, Would any member of this community feel truly unhomed within those demographics? Warranting an expansion or 5th category

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Anonymous OP 3w

i’m at least gonna say that “they” isn’t a gender it’s a pronoun and not all non binary or people outside of the gender binary use they/them as pronouns

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Anonymous OP 3w

well yes. i’m not male/female/“they”/“no”. i’m genderqueer and i use gendered pronouns, so i’d just roll my eyes at your dumbass poll.

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Anonymous #2 3w

I thought about this and at its very core They feels like the essence of the concept of nonbinary like it lacks binary. In language it’s a pronoun in a poll its an identity. It sounds like the people outside of the gender binary would resonate with the 4th option “No”. I may have created the ideal psych model to force selection into defined buckets that fit everyone. It’s just expanding the concept no one is special to be more inclusive.

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Anonymous OP 3w

🙄

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Anonymous OP 3w

Listen I’m a researcher. A psych researcher at that. I have not one but two degrees. So I have some authority to say this was just a word salad and ask on a clinical level what the fuck is wrong with you

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Anonymous #4 3w

If you’re talking gender you could do man woman intersex, and a second question asking if they identify as transgender. Sex you’re talking male female intersex.

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Anonymous OP 3w

i’m sorry but your whole logic here makes absolutely no sense

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Anonymous #4 3w

I meant man woman nonbinary

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