[Serious] Non-binary

[Belacqua]

Gender has been one of the most contentious topics of the past decade, and you think its hard to find psychologists that disagree with the prescribed narrative lol? Insofar as there is any controversy with what I have said, the issue is likely to be political not scientific.

Isn't Grandizer a clinical psychologist? Bring him on and lets have the discussion.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I haven't seen any post on this thread in which you suggest that it's bad to be non-binary, or that it's impossible for non-binary people to be happy. 

Only Foxaire says they're "deluded," etc. Everyone else is non-bigoted about non-binary people.

Some people seem to be jumping to the conclusion that therapy for non-binary people would always involve changing them into something else. I see no reason to believe this. 

If they have some kind of dysmorphia or other troubled feelings associated with being non-binary, there are a number of outcomes I could foresee. It's true that in some cases they might decide they're not really non-binary, that they are better identifying as their assigned-at-birth designation or becoming trans. On the other hand they might well become more comfortable with being non-binary. It must be very difficult for some people to recognize this about themselves and accept themselves, considering how many people in the world still consider them to be "deluded."

A good outcome of therapy would be to give them the strength to be happily non-binary, and give the middle finger to people like Foxaire.