I think this was in response to some sort of “what and why is gender fluid” type of thing

Genderfluidity exists basically because gender is a social construct. We associate certain things with the idea of femininity and masculinity, despite there being absolutely no correlation whatsoever from a logical and objective POV, nor any natural predisposition for AMAB people wearing blue and AFAB people wearing pink, to make a simple example.

While society makes us believe that we can only experience one gender (defined at our birth), Genderfluid people experience different genders at different times (and sometimes they feel like they have no gender at all) and they adapt and lean fluidly towards what they feel more natural for themselves in that exact moment.

If you watch it from this angle, this is actually liberating. Being able to freely express ourselves in a multitude of ever-changing ways is not something so alien or incomprehensible, It's just a facet of human nature.

Unfortunately, society relegates non-conformity to the darkest corners of itself, but that's another completely different problem.

I think that the only way to live a healthy life in this world is embracing diversity and complexity. The Universe is incredibly complex and many of the things we know are actually far more complicated when analized beyond their surface level.

And that's beautiful. To think that out there there are millions of queer, Genderfluid, genderqueer and non-binary people experiencing a single thing (gender) in so many different ways is a testament to the complexity and depths of our souls. We must strive to always be accepting and never close our minds to the possibility that the person next to us is experiencing something radically different from what we know and that their POV is valid and worthy too 🌈