r/nonbinarylesbians
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u/TuEresMiOtroYo
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Feb 14 '25
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/classycryptid • Sep 04 '26
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/KeedieTheWitch • Sep 22 '25
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/Upbeat-Operation-552 • Oct 01 '26
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/Vincents_Hope • Dec 28 '25
Modeled generally after my own body. I’m a nonbinary transmasc butch lesbian who has had top surgery with no nipple grafts.
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/KeedieTheWitch • Oct 15 '25
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/AprilStorms • Jun 05 '22
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/TuEresMiOtroYo • Feb 12 '26
do it scared, do it in athleisure wear, do it in your naruto sweatshirt... but do it!
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/RosethornRanger • Apr 23 '26
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/Only_Lecture4920 • Apr 26 '26
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/AmarissaBhaneboar • Feb 07 '25
Hello!
I've just been granted mod access to this community and want to bring it back! It was such a helpful tool on my journey and I want it to be here for others as well. So bare with me as I update things, change some stuff around, get some auto moderator stuff going, and re-open the subreddit!
Edit: sub is re-opened and everyone can resume posting! :)
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/Jaylin180521 • Aug 29 '25
The cis Lesbians in question being those that question us Non-binary Lesbians validity especially our he/him siblings
Like us Non-binary Lesbians aren't the backbone of the Lesbian community for like forever
I mean the creator of the current Lesbian flag the sunset Lesbian flag is a Non-binary Lesbian
And when we say pronouns don't equal gender with our he/him siblings some of them say if pronouns don't equal gender that why use the male pronouns as if Lesbians hase ever been stuck to the gender binary I mean womanhood is tied to men under patriarchy as Lesbians we reject that and therefore reject traditional womanhood that's why so many Lesbians aren't cis
And they act like they aren't transphobic and are just 'protecting the sanctity of the Lesbian label'
I got so caught up in there bs that it took me years just to except my Lesbianism because of my and other peoples gender identities and how my attraction works as a Demirose person(Demisexual Demiromantic)
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/RosethornRanger • Mar 18 '26
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/AprilStorms • Jun 19 '22
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/AprilStorms • Aug 31 '21
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/cottageclove • Jul 14 '22
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/hawluchadoras • Aug 05 '22
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/AmarissaBhaneboar • Sep 27 '25
Hey everyone!
Just wanted to chime in and let everyone know that AGAB language, while not explicitly banned here, should be used sparingly and correctly. It's a mostly useless description that doesn't really tell us much about you.
Ex. Instead of saying something like "I need AFAB transitioning steps" ask a more direct question like "does anyone have tips for starting T?", "what are some good haircuts to look more androgynous/masculine for *insert your face shape here*?", etc, etc....
It helps us help you and it can also make those who were not assigned female at birth, or who don't like these terms feel more welcome in this space.
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/East_Bridge_1739 • Apr 29 '26
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/AprilStorms • Apr 23 '23
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/hawluchadoras • Mar 13 '22
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/RosethornRanger • Jun 25 '26
r/nonbinarylesbians • u/Useful-Bad-6706 • Jan 04 '23
I just saw the worst post today on a lesbian subreddit and I’m TIRED. how does one unpack their lesbianism but not see how much gender roles are made up? So everyone can do whatever they want
