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##                               about me: lgbt                               ##
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-- attractions --
i'm bisexual, which means i like both girls and boys (although i prefer girls).

-- relationships --
NoneType

-- my types --
i don't like "manly" boys, and i despise "turro" boys. my type of boys is often 
referred to as "twink". i also like femboys.

about girls, i really like asian girls, mainly long/medium length dark hair, i 
like when they're flat. all that said, i like almost all kinds of girls.

-- identity --
i identify as non-binary, leaning to a more masculine side of the spectrum 
(i was assigned male at birth). i'm not really uncomfortable with being referred
to as a boy/man, but the characteristics that a man is supposed to have don't 
really fit me that well.

-- presentation --
i often present myself with an androgynous/male look: androgynous because it's 
what i like, male because it's easier. i have tried being a femboy in the past,
but i didn't really like it.

-- pronouns --
i go by he/they pronouns. 'he' is familiar and what i'm used to; 'they' 
acknowledges my non-binary side. that's why i prefer this over just 'they/them'.
in spanish, my native language, i use masculine grammar (él). the gender-neutral
forms are poorly implemented and, in my opinion, sound horrible, so this is my 
practical and personal linguistic choice.