I will explain so you can understand, pansexual means you are attracted to all genders without bias. Non-binary means you are neither a boy or a girl, you are still born male, female or intersex but you don't feel connected to your sex of birth, non-binary can also work as an umbrella term for other genders like bigender, trigender [edit: or agender]. If you have questions, I can try to answer them.

If anyone comes to me with genuine questions, I gladly answer them. If someone comes to me full of prejudice just for hating and being sour, then indeed it's none of their business.

Because for generations lgbtq+ people couldn't be in themselves in public at all and in some parts of the world we still can't. We make a big fuss for the ones who can't and the ones who had to live their entire lives in the shadows. Two men should not be looked on with disgust for kissing if a man and a woman wouldn't be. (for example).

My dad asked this question once, so I'll give you the same answer : because simply loving who you love is still so much of an issue, not to mention a death sentence in some places, that we have to constantly raise awareness and it should not be this way. And I'll give you an example for the use of the pride flag : my friend bought a house in a quiet neighborhood. Across the street, a Trump supporter flying his flag, next door, a gay couple who was very low profile with us until I put that pride flag out and it made them immediatly more comfortable. We didn't have to exchange a word, I could just see their attitude change. It's a sad world we live in where you cannot love who you want without constant judgement. And finally, I'll let you ponder on this : until 2017, in France, trans people could not legally change their sex without being sterilized first. So yes, who I love should not have to be anyone's business, but sadly we still have to be vocal about it.

We do that to tell everyone that we exist and to raise awareness so people won't look down on us for being ourselves.

You said it

Look, I'll say this one more time. I'm someone who keeps to myself. But sometimes, you have to say things louder for the ones in the back, the ones who feel they can make nasty comments about other peoples' preferences and life choices when it doesn't involve or affect them in any way. To me love is love, and it just baffles me every day that some dimwits can't understand that and just let others be.

That's what I'm saying 💀

I'm not the one spewing my hate on here, and I'm tired of reading the same c**p over and over again. As I stated, you are welcome to look the other way if it displeases you.

You seem to be a rather blunt individual

Non-binary refers to people NOT within in the two binary genders (male/female).

You're missing the "non" part of nonbinary in your statement.

You really have attitude problems. I'm sorry you feel the need to be so violent and sour. I don't care if I'm important or not to you or the world, I'm important to the people I love and that's all that matters to me. If insult is all you can come up with, then you are just as much part of the problem.

Dude, I Would Look In The Mirror If I Was You. Imagine If Someone Said That You Don’t Matter Right In Front Of Your Face. And Understand That There Are People That Do Care For All The Wrong Reasons. Why Do You Think That Behaviour Is Necessary? And If You Think That The LGBTQ+ Community Are Shoving Our Lifestyles Down Your Throat, Remember That A Lot Of The Community Has Had A Bunch Of Lifestyles Shoved Down Their Throats When They Were Kids. Be Nice, Please. P.S. Azolane, If You Are Reading This, Have A Good Day

And one of the genitals are apparently systematically better than the other and will get them further in life. Because of their genitals.

hi! another local queer person. I dress in more feminine clothing (I'm AFAB) often because I just like it? like you can't deny it's fun to wear a dress sometimes - especially spinny ones or really pretty ones. It's fun to dress up and do my make up and wear shiny jewellery and wear flowy clothes or tight clothes. And sometimes I wear feminine clothes because they're just the most practical for the situation - if I want to tan at the beach, I'm not planning to wear board shorts down to my knees and a rashie to my elbows. But I often wear masculine clothes - so I really just wear whatever I want to?

(Replying to Tobias) I was assigned male at birth and I like to wear dresses, a non-binary person who was assigned female at birth is still the same gender as me, why shouldn't they be allowed to wear the same clothes, besides, gendering clothes is stupid anyways and I have also only found one dress that fits me.