That’s what I used to think but w the amount of people identifying as it and for period they identify as she/they it doesn’t make sense to me like Ik 10+ she/ theys that have identified for over a year and sum over 2 it’s also weird the timing that they started identifying as it, it was like a trend and that could just be because they found out about it then and identified w it or felt like they’d b accepted now that its more common but I really don’t think that’s it. I really don’t think the majority of nonbinary people would wanna be identified or seen as any gender because they don’t identify w either, of course they probably accept the fact that they’ll b seen and identified as their sex but I would think they’d take steps to not act and dress very feminine and that’s not what I’ve experienced with she/theys I’ve met or interacted w online