Get your head out of your ass and do the research. OP is asking whether people who are nonbinary, and who >present< (i.e. seem to be at first glance) as male or female, exhibit 'straight-is-standard' stereotypes if they are indeed, attracted to the opposite sex.
My answer is yes, but you need to understand the question before you can properly vote.
Because no matter what traits people identify with, stereotypes always follow what people >appear< to be. I’m not saying that I’m glad that the situation you described enforces heteronormativity, or that those involved intend to; but it does, either way, because what people see at first glance is exactly what stereotypes are based off of.
Do you know the terms transgender or nonbinary? I'm trying to work out how to explain it and knowing these terms in your native language and/or English might be helpful to start off.
Do cis-passing NB people who like the opposite sex perpetuate stereotypes?
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Sorry, english is only my second language, still learning.
What is the question here ?
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It's not your language comprehension. This person is going out of their way to not speak English.
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Who are you addressing, @nikkiclaire?
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Just to be clear. I have no problem with who you are, I just loathe all the ridiculous names.
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If the jargon annoys you, Nikki, I bet you'll love the range of banners that were flying at the latest London Pride Parade:
https://www.midland-flags.co.uk/Buy-Flags-Online/Pride-Flags
I'm boringly straight, but even I would qualify for at least four of them.
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I could have lived my life without seeing that 😂
What "ridiculous names" are you talking about, hun?
What are you pretending to take issue with?
All praise Nikki.
Get your head out of your ass and do the research. OP is asking whether people who are nonbinary, and who >present< (i.e. seem to be at first glance) as male or female, exhibit 'straight-is-standard' stereotypes if they are indeed, attracted to the opposite sex.
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I understood the question.
It screamed "look how fucked up I've made myself, aren't I just the best!!"
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Tell me, Nikki, does one HAVE to be rude and unoriginal to get gold on IIN, or is it just a bonus?
May I ask what makes you feel like that?
What makes you say that samfoxrawr?
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Because no matter what traits people identify with, stereotypes always follow what people >appear< to be. I’m not saying that I’m glad that the situation you described enforces heteronormativity, or that those involved intend to; but it does, either way, because what people see at first glance is exactly what stereotypes are based off of.
Do you know the terms transgender or nonbinary? I'm trying to work out how to explain it and knowing these terms in your native language and/or English might be helpful to start off.
Thank you for asking!