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heey, sorry if this comes out as rude/inappropriate but i promise it's not my intention AT ALL!! i've seen in your bio that you use they/he pronouns but identify as lesbian, may i ask how they works? š like i've always understood that lesbian/saphic relationships are woman&woman, which is why i'm asking! i'm trying to learn more and more each day, i'm sorry if this was disrespectful to ask š
hello! donāt worry, iāve been thinking a lot about your question. and iāll gladly tell you my experience, when i realized i was a lesbian i still percieved myself as a woman while using she/her pronouns because i was afab; so after i started experimenting with my gender and feeling more comfortable with who i am today, using they/he pronouns, i still find myself comfortable by the term lesbian and on lesbian spaces. gender and sexuality are very personal things, and for me my gender is quite fluid and it might change from day to day. gender doesnāt equal sex. while i use they/he pronouns doesnāt mean i donāt embrace my fem side or that i donāt have a āfeminineā name irl. non binary lesbians are real, and i consider myself one- since i dont consider myself a āmanā and obviously my girlfriend isnāt one either. iām not quite the expert here, and i donāt want to say something incorrect or offend anyone, so i guess if you have more questions or would like to access more information iām here to help! hope i answered some of your doubts š„° have a good day !
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