In some ways yes, in some ways no.

Those who allegedly concieved this body and the sibling one of us has have gotten worse the more we have grown.

We have gone through much trauma, especially related to being neglected or abandoned and have had our desire and ability to do anything resembling a job become less and less over time due to this. We are still trying things to make money but it doesn’t look good and without certain types of support we would be having no money coming in.

We struggle against the system as it continues to take any alleged rights we had and just wish to be with those who truly care about us and we truly care about too.

We feel we missed out on a lot of the ‘positive’ experiences of childhood, both because we were trans and because of all the abuse we experienced. It was a very confusing time.

Now we slowly and carefully gain back our childhood by being who we want, acting ‘childish’ with those we care about and protect the right of children who are actually small and young to have that right without ‘adults’ being terrible to them.

Basically no, but it comes down to the systems and societies we find ourselves in. The only thing we can honestly say has gotten better is we understand ourselves better and have found people who actually know how to love and are treating ourselves with consent. The rest though, no, and we wish every day for all these traumatising, unhelpful and ridiculous systems and people to collapse or go away and be replaced with something better.

Unfortunately nuclear power plants would lead to higher bills for electricity as it would be up to the people to recoup the cost for building them.

Renewables are better.

Oh, thank you for explaining!

Because they helped set israel up and have to be allied with them.

Okidoke.

Hmmm?

Wow, that’s awful how you get treated and we’ve been through some similar things. Hope you can find some people who actually like you for you. Maybe try finding some nonbinary people to hang out with if you’d like to, in our experience they tend to be nicer and don’t play any social roles or have those kind of expectations.

listen to Vylan’s music or watching him on a stage, genius?

Listening to music or watching a performer on stage, that’s all. Again we might agree with somebody, but that doesn’t mean we are following them.

fundamental human social behaviour

Good thing we aren’t human then.

This isn’t really going anywhere productive, therefore we wish you a good day and hope you will be well.

Feckless cowards.

They’re feckless cowards.

Okay, well. We tend not to follow anybody, specifically because that still creates a hierarchy and again we don’t like those, not even in our relationships.

If we did though, it probably would not be for very long as we tend to pretty much to go our own way, even in a crowd or organisation etc. We may agree with a position but that doesn’t mean we are following a person or people etc.

We’re not sure why you’re so dedicated to saying everyone does or must follow somebody (even of their own free will), but we don’t see how that is a particularly anarchist position to do so. As to us at least, we eschew hierarchy and that is due to anarchism.

Thanks for explaining though, we appreciate that.

That depends, to us at least, how commited they are to gender.

Mostly we get on well with nonbinary people because they tend to not either have to play any kind of roles, or just don’t. They are just themselves.

We would say that though when it comes down to it, who they are as a person/people, what they believe, how they treat us and others decides if we’ll get on well with them.

Please see our profile.

Okay we’ll bite, how do you define the difference between leaders snd bosses?

We don’t really think there’s much of a difference in the end. They still create a hierarchy and personally, we’re strongly against hierarchies.

Heck yeah!

Sure!

Easy and universal? Probably nothing.

If people could take the time to watch, listen to, or read reviews from people with similar tastes, they trust, or just in general that could work.

Some of these we have seen, some of them we want to but the vast majority we don’t want to and thus think popularity of something is not a good metric of whether people should watch something.

We have watched tons of shows and movies, played lots of games etc, read lots of books and listened to lots of podcasts which were either universally slammed or complained a lot about by many people and we thoroughly enjoyed them.

Edit: Conversely we have seen/played/read/listened to some that were popular that we hated, even some on this list.

We don’t think it was Disney actually, it was “[distributed by] New Line Cinema in the United States and by Columbia TriStar Film Distributors International outside the US.” -Wikipedia.

Its production companies again according to Wikipedia were: Nest Entertainment and Rich Animation Studios.

It might be on Disney nowadays, but we wouldn’t necessarily count on it.

Edit: Apologies for accidentily misleading you that wasn’t our intent. 😅

Oh, it is wonderful! Would you like a video about it (with spoilers)?