Anonymous #2 1w

NB is a spectrum the odds of pinning an enby who’s at the same exact spot is near impossible 🤷‍♀️

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Anonymous OP 1w

wait shit you’re right, goddamnit

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Anonymous #3 1w

Naw because they ain’t both they neither since it ain’t a binary 🤷‍♀️ Unless they fluid but I don’t think they counts as enby just a superposition of the binary

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Anonymous OP 1w

there are enby men and women though. even (incorrectly) assuming that enbies are neither men nor women would mean that they can't be hetero because there would need to be an "opposite" gender to be attracted to. i think it's more accurate to say they're all bi/pan

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Anonymous OP 1w

maybe not bi/pam though because those imply more than one 🤔

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Anonymous OP 1w

but like it can't be hetero because men and women aren't "opposite" to enbies

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Anonymous #3 1w

1) enby definitionally means outside of the binary of man and woman 2) hetero just means different not opposite

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Anonymous OP 1w

this would imply that lesbians and gay men are heterosexual if they're dating non-binary people, since they would be dating a different gender, right?

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Anonymous #3 1w

That would make them bisexual since they are both hetero and homo

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Anonymous OP 1w

according to your parameters enbies exist solely outside the binary so they can't be homosexual because woman≠enby and man≠enby. the only remaining option is heterosexual, since man+other=hetero and woman+other=hetero

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Anonymous OP 1w

if enbies are neither, their partners can never be homosexual unless they're the exact same type of neither, right?

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Anonymous #3 1w

That is definitionally the case

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