They probably just pick worst of the two tbf.
Both/either one is the answer :3
“I hate that I’m loud and offensive like my father, yet quietly paralyzed by self consciousness like my mother. But I love that I’m not violent like my father, though, under the right circumstances, I’m pretty alright with being hit like my mother.”
Finding yourself is weird
The answer is binary? Someone call Alanis, we got another one
Usually both imo.
If one keeps the other, sure. Many lives are with one or the other, fucker.
This seems a rather personally aggressive response
Fair cop, probably shouldn’t have used ‘fucker’ here. It is indeed personal as a single dad, no offense intended.
If you’re non-binary, why aren’t you using quantum state algorithms to break classical encryption?
lol I’m putting this in my next preprint and citing you
Bold of you to assume they’re not…
Shushh
I’m not afraid. I already know I am the better guardian, because I read child development psychology & neurology. And want the very best for them. But I am not procreating. I am making a home for the homeless, the unwanted, and the needy.
hero
type shit, type shit
That’s easy, only had one!
Ah, I was about to say, “whichever one stuck around”
Both of them tbh, for different reasons
??? You’re afraid of becoming your non-binary parent obviously??
Or maybe your parents are both such irredeemable fuckups that the trauma turns you non-binary.
Edit: obviously I’m not suggesting that being NB is a trauma response. I just forgot to say I’m joking.
The bad one
You got a good one?
