Struggles of Non-binary Youth

Hi, I’m 10 yrs! This show is PERFECT for me. Wanna know why? Because I am YOUNG (youth), andddd I just became NONBINARY!!!!!! idk what the struggles feel like, because I just decided I felt nonbionary like it’s just natural, but so I have kinda already felt a struggle. My bff said “ur still a girl, u just say ur a they” wich, really upset me, but I talked with him and now I forgive him. - kitty rule:D (the cool therian aroace, autistic, they)

I am 13 and was born a female but have recently come out to my mom and stepdad about being nonbinary but have not come out to the public so to hear people speaking about these issues has really made me feel seen and understood (though I have a very supportive mother and stepdad) and you have made me feel more confident in coming out to the public and my father who has said rude and disrespectful things about nonbinary and transgender people. So thank you for speaking about these issues and hopefully soon we will start seeing changes that will make all transgender and nonbinary people feel seen and understood.

I am a hybrid pronoun user ( she/they) and I have struggled with people making fun of me for being nonbinary and trying to figure out my identity by using different labels like pan or bi. Thankfully I have an awesome godparent as a nonbinary role model. The only people I have to eventually come out to are my grandparents, who I will do this slowly because they have done and said some things that don’t give off ally vibes. Any tips?

I related to every word you said. I’m a non binary 10 year old, who doesn’t put a label on who they like, (cus idk) and I get called a girl or a she/her a lot, and when they say she I just politely correct them, but it’s hard when like, in PE and the teacher says “Ok, girls come up and get a ball, ok now boys” and I just have to sit there and wait, cus they don’t include non binary people. I have this one good friend, she is the world to me, but she gets my pronouns wrong a lot, and like every time I correct her she tries to fix it but she can’t, so how do I help her to try to get it right?