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That made me spit out my food a little. lmao

Transgender, right? I don't have a problem with TG people, I just don't really understand them.

Like, men and women are not THAT different. I look/dress like a woman, but if I randomly woke up tomorrow with a man's body then I could adjust to that, too. Like, whatever... it doesn't make that much of a difference aside from like that it affects who will date you, and (statistically) your job opportunities and health, and whether you can give birth. I probably don't have any problem just taking what I was born with and going with it either way.

Idk. I guess gender is just more important to other people?

I have a friend who just doesn't want to be a man or a woman and I'm just like, am I supposed to refer to you as "it"? You have a vag, just be "she". You don't have to even act look and act feminine but you could still admit that you were born a woman...

I feel so closed-minded and terrible for thinking like this.

WHY DO PEOPLE SHIP MINOR CHARACTERS WHO NEVER INTERACT AT ANY POINT IN THE STORY?

I JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND PEOPLE

That's always how I've felt about it too.
People are incredibly hung up about gender. I don't really want to get into this topic, but I know several trans people, and basically they just feel like they're the wrong gender. Apart from dimorphism and "privilege" (let's not go there), the sexes really aren't that different. I don't feel like I'm the wrong gender, though, so I can't really say how trans people feel. I'm fine with them. Be whatever gender you want I don't care. Have whatever genitals you want. It's just labels. Some people find labels comforting.
As for the whole agender thing, I don't even know where to begin with that. But there's this thing I learned about at mills called preferred gender pronouns (pgp) and one of them is singular they. There's also xir and others. Again, just words. Who cares. Sure, pick your own pronoun.
Anyway, it doesn't make you close-minded. It's an interesting, confusing subject.

I feel like creating new pronouns for each individual who isn't okay with "he" and "she" just complicates language unnecessarily, that's all. Some societies don't even have gender, or it works differently. It's all a social construct anyway, but just taking the rules our society has given us and rolling with them seems a lot easier.

Personally, if I ship people it's because they legitimately seem interested in one another but aren't together. Like... usually I feel like the creators would have the couple in mind as a thing that would work. I don't jus pull it outta my butt.

I thought Bubbline was weird at first, personality-wise (not appearance-wise! they always look so nice together in art!). Until that music episode. Then I was like, okay. Also I think the comics about them probably encourage that pairing more, but I've only read like... a little tiny bit so idk.

Also I feel like a f*****t for talking about fictional characters in this way xd

One time in one my lectures, I was distracted by this girl in front of me who was searching the Eren x Levi tag on tumblr... the ENTIRE TIME. And looking at smut on deviantART. In public. I was like, okay. That's maybe taking it a bit far. xd

Ginger.

I prefer to be identified as feh, or fee if in a group.