Non-Binary

Someone who doesn't identify as male or female. This doesn't mean they change their femininity or masculinity, it just means they feel uncomfortable about their gender and don't feel like any other gender is their gender. They mostly use they/them pronouns, but some people go by pronouns they make. Their pride flag has yellow at the top, white underneath, purple below that, and black at the bottom.

Person 1: "Wow, she's hot!"
Person 2: "They're non-binary, dude."
Person 1: "HECK."

"I use she/shem pronouns."
"I use z/zem pronouns."
"I use they/them pronouns."

by psyeyey July 6, 2019

Non-Binary

To not identify with any gender. They use pronouns most commonly they /them instead of he or she.

Alex is not a girl or a boy they are non-binary.

by LGBTQ+ REPRESENTATIVE May 28, 2019

Non-Binary

A person who identifies outside of the gender binary, boy or girl. Identifying as agender, genderqueer, genderfluid, bigender,etc. would be considered non binary

Person 1: are you, like, a boy or a girl?
Person 2: no. I'm non-binary

by ourladyofsorrows.exe May 11, 2019

Non-Binary

Used to refer to someone who identifies outside of the gender binary (male and female)

Mark: "Hey Jim who's that guy over there"
Jim: "Actually they're Non-binary. They use They/Them pronouns"
Mark: "Oh Okay"

by Orcus¿ April 7, 2020

Non-Binary

A non-binary person is a transgender individual who is not male or female. They experience gender dysphoria.

Most non-binary people use they/them pronouns instead of she/her, or he/him, to refer to themselves neutrally. They often have gender neutral names

This is Alex. They are non-binary

by paranoidpotato January 28, 2022

Non-Binary

To put it simply:
"only men like memes"
"im not Men or Woman
I am simply
Meme"

I am non-binary and that is poggers

by KennyisNonBinary February 21, 2021

Non-Binary

An umbrella term used for someone who identifies with something outside of the binary. They can identify with just non-binary or with something under the non-binary umbrella.

They identify as non-binary, so address them correctly!

by HeckinChessPiece March 25, 2021