Artist: Bridge City Sinners (Libby Lux, she/they)
Why? Mix country and metal vocals, add in bluegrass and folk instrumentation, and run wild with goth, emo, and psychobilly themes. This is the unique magic that is Bridge City Sinners.
Where to start?
One of my favorite songs and just a gorgeous music video is "Devil Like You." It tells a campfire scary story like a folk song, while also bringing in themes of the dangers of heteronormativity and more.
https://youtu.be/ZDgp1Z3EPVU?si=Oh_XGCznCYip5ZRM
Their latest album centers themes of living with mental illness, decentering neurotypical norms. Many of these songs highlight the possibilities of this distinct musical creativity too. "Doubt" speaks to my disordered heart while being a tour of the breadth of their talent.
https://youtu.be/3cu1dDFjH0M?si=T51cTG3Gsy4Xf5gK
"Crazy" is another one of these, it's both fun and affirms "maybe it's okay" we'll never be okay.
Finally happy with my curves and female/intersex body 
no more dysphoria, because sex isn't gender, and gender expression is more about behaviours and personality to me than looks. Don't want to "pass", don't care about passing, don't care if people misuse my pronouns. No matter how I'm perceived, I'm confidently nonbinary, authentically me. And after so many years of confusion, stress and body shaming, that's something to be grateful for 
#TheyThem #enby #nonbinary
Used to hate every bit of fat in my body, at once from the perspective of learning girls must be skinny to be seen as beautiful in my teen years, but then also when I felt clearer that I was genderless I felt I should be flatter to be validated, like I was faking something otherwise. Lots of mental work and time passed now I can say, I'm not a woman and yet, I think curves are beautiful, on others and myself.
That's what I do: https://linktr.ee/skalymusic
Possibly stupid question. They/them/their/... what? Themself? Theirself? Themselves? This is the only remotely confusing part to me about singular they, how do you form the self? #pronouns #enby #nonbinary #SingularThey #TheyThem
Hello! My name is Lauren Chesnut and my nickname is Juice. I'm agender and my pronouns are they/them. I don't offer much to the internet other than I post cute pictures of myself and my cats sometimes. I live in Northern California with my husband Noah and two cats Jasmine (black) and Charlie (tabby). I enjoy hiking, horror movies, and musical theatre. #introduction #me #theythem #agender
Skaly, 23, artist, I finally discovered wearing lingerie while being curvy is possible and can actually feel amazing. And that I can do it even when being non binary.
PS. If you're new here hi I make music, videos, poetry and handmade jewellery:
https://linktr.ee/skalymusic
Hello! My name is Lauren Chesnut and my nickname is Juice. I'm agender and my pronouns are they/them. I don't offer much to the internet other than I post cute pictures of myself sometimes. I enjoy the hiking, horror movies, and musical theatre. Enjoy my face! #introduction #me #theythem #agender
My profile feels naked in a not fun way, so here's one of the best things that happened to me in 2022. #raven #corvids #birb #birbs #RenFaire #RenaissanceFaire #pirate #goth #birds #queer #agender #theythem #alphabetmafia #nyc #nyrenfaire #pirates #ravencore #piratecore #actuallyautistic
I filled out a pronouns.page with an English card. There’s a lot on there but perhaps the most salient points.
No honorific*, especially gendered ones.
I’m experimenting with my pronouns, I just want to stop using the ones my genes forced on me so please avoid he/him.
I’m also experimenting with names. I’m most likely to respond to Ash, Pangolin, or Pan. The latter two come from my Twitter handle. If anyone here happens to know my birth name, do not use it.
When you get jumped buy a bunch of agender people and you hear one of them say "take their gender"
