Can someone explain non-binary - seriously?
Then I became aware of people who liked to cross-dress. The he/she thing became a little more fuzzy, but they still preferred one or the other. Then there were those who actually changed gender. (Chastity / Chaz Bono was the first high-profile person I'd heard of.) And there are those who are bi-sexual. All still he/she; still one gender or the other. I've been able to wrap my head around all these, even if I don't always understand it.
But I really don't comprehend this whole non-binary, it/they thing. What does that mean? How can you not be one or the other? To anyone my age, "it" is a somewhat rude reference to someone who has been neutered through castration or hysterectomy. And "they" is a plural pronoun that does not apply to a single individual.
So, can someone explain it in terms I can understand?
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