Gender fluidity's strong presence in 2015- it ain't a fad

#1

http://www.theguardian.com/music/musicb ... young-thug

2015 has overall been a rather horrifying year but has had some of the strongest queer/trans movements in history and it's especially great to see more non-binary surfacing.

I REALLY HATE POKEMON! · #2

When did Miley Cyrus blur the lines between boy and girl? I certainly didn't notice.

#3

It's very encouraging that the world is progressing enough that people are safe and comfortable in the wholeness of their being. That there is enough compassion and love for more and more people to admit their inner truths and be accepted as their wonderful selves.

We are getting there. Slowly but surely.

YouTube · #4

^^I think she came out as bisexual? And she cut her hair short, but I thought that happened a couple years ago. I dunno, I try to avoid information about Miley Cyrus because I tend to absorb whatever's forced on me.

And remember, "I'm-a Luigi, number one!"

I REALLY HATE POKEMON! · #5

^ Does bisexuality blur the lines between gender? Maybe? I don't know that hairstyles do. The article stated that she said something like not identifying as male/female so that seems to be what they are referring to. I didn't notice any behavior from her I would relate with "maleness" but I don't keep up with her shenanigans either. If she doesn't really identify as female then I guess she isn't, though.