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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was discussing this with SIL the other day because 22 year old niece is “exploring non-binary” which I think means she is wearing more masculine clothes, and she would be okay using they/them pronouns but is also okay with she/her. I think one thing that is different these days, and a PP touched on it above, is the labels! When I was young (long long ago) and shopped largely in the mens department because I was self conscious about my body and wanted less revealing clothes, I just liked to wear those clothes. Now I think there’s a lot of drive or push to say that means something, to give it some significance, and with that comes a label. Or maybe the label comes first, I’m not sure. The focus on labeling seems to be rampant in this culture. Who you are is how you identify, what box you check, what label you have. [/quote] Because they live on social media which prompts them to enter labels. [/quote]
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