Angular bodies or bodies with muscle are not inherently masculine. Soft bodies or bodies with curves are not inherently feminine.

You are what makes your body feminine, masculine, or something else entirely.

You deserve to take it easy if you want to. Sometimes you may even need to rest.

Society is stressful enough for nonbinary people. There is no need to pressure yourself along with it.

This is a reminder that being nonbinary is not bad in any way. It's just as natural as brown eyes, shortness, strength, red hair, or being a woman or a man.

Being nonbinary is a natural expression of human diversity, and has all the goodness and beauty that entails.

Though the status of nonbinary people in a society change with time, we remain inextricably part of humanity.

Our roots are older than tradition and reach deeper than dogma.

There is a lot of emphasis placed on pursuing and being in romantic relationships even for nonbinary people.

But you are important as a nonbinary person regardless of your relationship status.

You're valuable to your community and yourself just as you are.

Being nonbinary is as natural as every other way to be human. It's blood, tears, and the mundane moments that make up a human life.

There is no way to extricate nonbinary people from humanity at large. We are innate to it.

Other nonbinary and/or trans people can make great friends. If you can offer your company and accept theirs, then it'll most likely be worth it.

They'll help you bear the weight of living in a bigoted society, and you'll lighten their burden, too.

Fitness is for nonbinary people, too.

Yes, there are gendered facilities, spaces, programs, and clubs that leave no space for us. But we are welcomed in many others. Finally, we can make our own spaces.

There's room in the world for nonbinary fitness.

Nonbinary springtime.

It’s ok to be scared about the idea of being nonbinary if you’re questioning.

Growth and change are often scary, especially when dealing with labels considered “controversial” by many. There’s nothing inherently wrong with being afraid.

Just remember that there are many of us who have been where you are now, and many can help you find your courage.

You are not alone.

Don't worry about how long it took for you to learn that you're nonbinary.

There are countless reasons beyond your control that can slow your progress, making you question your gender for years (if you wonder at all).

The important thing is that you overcame those obstacles to get here.

You deserve a good life.

Society may have treated you poorly, but that doesn't mean you've earned it.

You are valued and needed by us all.

You can love yourself for being nonbinary.

It may take time and a lot of work, but you will overcome the artificial self hatred instilled in you by the cowards of your childhood.

You will come to love yourself because an indomitable being like yourself is worthy of it.

If you need permission to look into medically transitioning as a nonbinary person, I'm giving it to you.

Gender affirming care is something that belongs to you, too (regardless of the various legal barriers you may need to overcome).

You deserve a chance to explore and feel happy in your skin.

If all you can do right now as a nonbinary person is survive in spite of bigots, then keep at it.

Hateful people want you to give up. Your community needs you to survive.

With time, I hope, that you'll also live for the joy you deserve.

You can use traditionally binary pronouns as a nonbinary person.

You can like the pronouns that were originally assigned to you at birth. You can can go by some other traditionally binary pronouns. You can appreciate a combination of pronouns or simply not care at all.

Your pronouns only need to satisfy you.

It can be hard to look back at your life as an older nonbinary person.

The ways in which society held you back in earlier years becomes more obvious with age. It can be especially complex when young nonbinary people around you are able to thrive in ways that you had wait to experience.

But your history, your memory, is valuable. You are needed to remind us of how bad it has been, what it's still like around the world, and how important it is to continue to fight for more.

Being out, proud, and obnoxiously nonbinary is immensely important right now.

Hateful people want to scare us into hiding and invisibility, and some of us will have to comply.

So be out for those who can't. Remind the world that nonbinary people exist. Make it clear that our enemies are taking rights away from real people.

We are here to stay.

Nonbinary people are so varied in appearance that you never know what we will look like.

Some are obviously nonbinary, while others are more hidden. Some reject categorization altogether.

It’s great that nonbinary people are so full of interesting surprises.

You don’t have to do anything special to be nonbinary.

There are no milestones you must surpass. There is no proof you must present. There is no one way you must look. It’s just you and your gender.

Being nonbinary is about who you are, not what you do.