Jun 23, 2021 · Generally, using ""enby"" is acceptable, especially if it's in a casual and friendly conversation with non-binary folks who are comfortable with it. I met my partner on TS Dates a …

r/enby: An inclusive community for nonbinary & questioning people of all ages. Keep posts SFW and don't post anything lewd, thanks.

Yeah totally, enby is quicker to say and often I feel like I'm speaking too formally when I use the term non-binary instead of enby.

r/ennnnnnnnnnnnbbbbbby: so someone had the idea of a nonbinary meme sub, and thus this was birthed approximately a big number days ago. any takers?

93 votes, 82 comments. trueI know an farmer named Arlow who has had that name in his family passed down. Unique name I like it Reply reply More replies imtirredd • Not really an enby …

For the above reasons I actually like Enby more than NonBinary. For context I have no issues with Enby/Girl/Boy being used interchangeably with NonBinary/Woman/Man regardless of a …

Mar 3, 2021 · Based on what you wrote here it sounds like transfem enby is a term that describes your identity really well! You can also totally have multiple pronouns, some folks list their …

Feb 17, 2021 · In a topic I saw recently, someone mentioned that they didn't like the term "enby" because it seemed infantalising - like the equivalent of 'girl', 'boy', but as an adult they didn't …

I feel like that latter issue is less due to the term of enby and more an lgbt culture of creating quirky categorizations for themselves and everyone. Which can happen with any term. Enby …

In terms of labels I prefer to still keep it a bit generalised and call it enby, but if you find comfort in the term femby, rock on! Reply reply [deleted] • In that case, I'm a memby Reply reply …