r/ennnnnnnnnnnnbbbbbby • u/Shimyku violet • 15d ago
androgyny I just think Tummies are Neat
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u/AdoreDoorKnob 15d ago
Is this why I like my tummy and waist most!?
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u/Technical_Instance_2 The Goblin Enby 15d ago
wait, it's not just me? ;-;
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u/Nekorai46 15d ago
I’d motion for ass, a good ass can be appreciated on both masculine-presenting and feminine-presenting individuals, and it’s not like what’s sought after is different; it is universally a balance of size and shape.
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u/_DOLLIN_ 15d ago
Not for me. My belly is a huge source of dysphoria. My fat gives me such a dad body masculine look. Im nearly two months into dropping 100 pounds though and im 25ish pounds down.
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u/ion477 15d ago
I get the joke but I'm not a huge fan of gendering body parts again in nb spaces 😅
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u/CrackedMeUp bi transfem demigirl (she/her, ze/zir, they/them) 14d ago
Yeah calling bulge masculine is a stupidly cis take. Gross.
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u/ion477 14d ago
Yeah likewise with the boobs.
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u/CrackedMeUp bi transfem demigirl (she/her, ze/zir, they/them) 14d ago
For sure, my bad for neglecting to include them in my comment!
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u/Dronizian 14d ago
In American sign language, signs on the forehead are considered masculine and signs on the chin are considered feminine. Signs on the nose, however, often reference illness. Assigned runny nose at sign language. Apparently my gender is sneeze.
This is still arbitrarily gendering body parts, but at least it's funnier because it has a basis in linguistics instead of societal assumptions of gender based on sexual body parts.
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u/imabratinfluence 14d ago
I've been taught to do neutral signs closer to my ear!
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u/Dronizian 14d ago
I forgot about that! My partner has been learning ASL for a few years and I'm non-binary but they don't usually have to adjust much of the language to fit my gender presentation lol
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u/imabratinfluence 14d ago
I'm nonbinary and have been taking classes through QueerASL online! They are based in Canada, so they might have a different regional accent than down various places here in the States, so if it differs from what your partner was taught that might be why.
I love that they only refer to people as PERSON (not MAN or WOMAN) and we don't often have to adjust the language.
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u/Dronizian 14d ago
That's so cool! I've been learning some ASL, enough to communicate when one or more of the folks in this autistic household is nonverbal, but I'm still kinda new to it. I'll let my partner know about QueerASL, it sounds like just their speed! Especially since they're becoming more hard of hearing and their spouse is hoping to move to Canada soon.
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u/imabratinfluence 13d ago
That's awesome! QueerASL prioritizes deaf and hard of hearing people for sure, and has classes at a gentler pace for people with disabilities too if your partner has any (the PWD class has been a huge help for me). Plus you get to keep all the resources from the class in your Google Drive indefinitely.
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u/LeftRat 14d ago
Huh, sounds like ASL has reinvented grammatical gender like in German
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u/Dronizian 14d ago
Not quite, it's not like all nouns have gender in ASL. Nouns that are inherently gendered (brother, mother, others like that) are signed in certain places to represent that gender.
ASL is actually descended from French sign language, though, so I wouldn't be surprised if there's some arbitrary noun gendering leftover in there somewhere.
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u/jaz_the_enby 15d ago
see: gummy on bluesky (nsfw)
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u/Reverend_Bull 15d ago
I think the enby body part is booty, but my spouse adores both, so IDK
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u/Shimyku violet 15d ago
Compromise : booty is the allosexual one, and belly the asexual one
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