Four, and I'm from France. 

a lot and im from latin america. what does this say about me

Zero.

currently around 3

 

there's my best friend who's a trans man/non-binary, my former coworker, and another really close friend (whose house show i'm performing at next month yasss)

 

probably a few more acquaintances, but that's all I can think of now as I just woke up

oh and I'm the US obvi

26 minutes ago, CBC said:

me + 2 people but nobody does the pronoun bs, just doesnt work in our language. All three of us use all pronouns with 1 preferring she/her

No offense sis but how are you NB and you use she/her

 

0 and I’m from Berlin. There sure are many of them here

I know quite a few but answered 1-5 as that’s the amount I have at least a semi close relationship with.  
 

I always find it surprising that people don’t know any NB/trans people.  I guess that’s my Southern California bubble.  I work in an office and everyone puts their pronouns in their email signature.  It’s so normal.  

1 minute ago, madonnas said:

I know quite a few but answered 1-5 as that’s the amount I have at least a semi close relationship with.  
 

I always find it surprising that people don’t know any NB/trans people.  I guess that’s my Southern California bubble.  I work in an office and everyone puts their pronouns in their email signature.  It’s so normal.  

Same, I was surprised at the responses 

 

I guess that’s why conservatives hate California so much  

OP, have you polled all 2,000,000 people in your city? Just because you do not know any, does not mean none exist.

 

It is not an American thing as much as it is a young person thing. If you are not young yourself and / or you do not associate with a lot of young people, it would make sense you do not know any.

 

I personally do not know any one with cancer, but I do know cancer exists.

5 minutes ago, TSwiftie said:

0 and I’m from Berlin. There sure are many of them here

Schön, hier auf andere Deutsche zu treffen.

 

14 minutes ago, TanjiroKamado said:

No offense sis but how are you NB and you use she/her

 

wikipedia is a nice place to start your research https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-binary_gender

 

Zero 

Demi, Halsey, Sam Smith and Kehlani. That makes 4. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jk now answering your question, 0. I don't live in a big city anyway, and 95% of my friends are straight, so it's normal. I know people who have non-binary friends though, so I know it's quite common. 

Zero. I'm from Mexico 

i met a lot of nb people in college (northeast u.s.) but haven't met any since.

None. 

where are you from? i'm from the czech republic and know none.

As far as I know, none in my life but I know a few friends of friends.

 

No one. I live in southern Louisiana, though, so they're probably just not saying anything if they are. They'd face more resistance from people than not, to the point where I'm not sure it'd even be worth it to say anything. People out here, generally speaking, can be terribly ignorant and dismissive, even through the so-called "Southern hospitality."

About 5? I work on a college campus though. 

No one.

Strictly speaking, zero I guess, but I do know a cist-het friend/acquaintance who lists in his IG profile that he uses "he/they" pronouns to sneer at the way people treat the LGBT community, and maybe a cousin (born male) who may be facing some questions regarding his gender identity. 

 

(We are Asian, by the way.)

My partner (a.k.a. the love of my life) and three others.

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