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Norrie May-Welby

Norrie May-Welby (sometimes styled as Norrie mAy Welby) is a nonbinary cartoonist who made headlines for seeking legal recognition of their gender. 
The New South Wales Government Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages initially recognized Norrie as being neither male nor female with a registered details certificate stating "not specified" in 2010. However, the Registry rescinded its decision in a formal letter of cancellation on 17 March 2010. In response, Norrie filed a complaint with the Australian Human Rights Commission and to the Court of Appeal. The Court of Appeal ruled in favour of Norrie but the Registrar appealed to the High Court. In April 2014 the High Court ruled that it was within the Registrar's power to record in the register that the sex of Norrie was "not specific".
Their nonspecific gender caused issues when Norrie later sought to marry their partner, as Australian law defines marriage as between a man and a woman.
For a short while, Norrie performed drag under the stage name "La Contessa Norrishka".
==Quotes==
"I coined the term [spansexual] in the mid 90s. Span is like a bridge, and sex is like a division (the word sex is from the Latin word for sect or section). The way I perceive myself is, I span the divide between male and female. Like a bridge, I’m in both places at once."
"In a decade or so, being transgender will be as un-noteworthy as being left-handed – statistically unusual, but often unnoticed. Children will be able to access appropriate puberty blockers without having to go to court. And hopefully, with less adverse pressure and more acceptance, more transgender and other sex or gender diverse people will go on to have happy, full, and fulfilling lives, and less will fall to the life-shortening events that we used to suffer in the bad old days."
==References==
Category: Nonbinary people
Object Shows

Object shows are a genre of animation commonly found on Youtube. They often consist of a cast of animated object with arms and/or legs, and a face, competing for a prize of some sort. The first Object show, Battle for Dream Island, released its first episode on January 1st, 2010, giving birth to the Object Show Community (or OSC for short). Across several object shows, several characters have been shown to have LGBTQ+ attributes, including being nonbinary. Some debuted as nonbinary, others revealed their gender later on.
Nonbinary charactersMost of these were researched with PuppyRelp's Queer Rep in the OSC video
Name of Character	Proof of Gender 	Reveal/Debut 	Show Name 	Creator 	Notes
Paintbrush 	They/Them Pronouns, In a conversation, their friend Lightbulb states "Oh, it's C, Isn't it? none of the above!" 	Revealed S2E12, "Alternate Reality Show" 	Inanimate Insanity 	Adam Katz 	For all of season 1 and most of season 2, Paintbrush's gender was the subject of a gag. In a now-deleted clip, the show's host (MePhone4) refers to them as an "unknown gender freak!"
Bot 	They/Them Pronouns 	Revealed S3E12, "Home is Where the Heart is" 	Inanimate Insanity 	Adam Katz 	Bot is currently voiced by Shooshies, a nonbinary voice actor.
Winner 	They/Them Pronouns 	Debut S5E1, "You know those buttons don't do anything, right?"	BFDI:TPOT 	Micheal Huang 	
Price Tag 	They/Them Pronouns 	Debut S5E1, "You know those buttons don't do anything, right?"	BFDI:TPOT 	Micheal Huang 	
Profiley 	They/Them Pronouns, Used in a Pride Month poster with Winner and PThttps://x.com/jacknjellify/status/1774495645799461317?lang=en	Debut S4E26, "The Hidden Contestant" 	BFB 	Micheal Huang 	
Algebralians 	Any or All pronouns, "...Or in this case her gender!" "We don't have that where I'm from." 	Debut in XFOHV 	Across JacknJellify 	Micheal and Cary Huang 	
Clay 	They/Them pronouns, "...Clay's nonbinary..." 	Revealed S2E7 deleted clip, "Chao Down" 	Extraordinarily Excellent Entities	Griffin Weber/WebzForevz	
Question Mark 	They/Them pronouns 	Debut S3E1 "Heated Situations" 	Obsolete Battle Show 	SacriStuff 	via PuppyRelp's video
Erasey 	They/Them pronouns 	Debut S1E1 "Introductions are not my forte" 	BURNER 	SacriStuff 	via PuppyRelp's video
Tissues 	They/Them pronouns 	Debut S1E1 "Introductions are not my forte" 	BURNER 	SacriStuff 	via PuppyRelp's video
Gamebot 	He/They pronouns 	In a tumbler post 	Paper Puppets Take 2 	YellowAnigru 	via PuppyRelp's video
Crown 	They/Them pronouns 	Debut S1E1: "YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE" 	Love of the S*n 	malues 	via PuppyRelp's video
While not nonbinary, it is notable that Paintbrush's friend Lightbulb in II and Gaty in BFDI are both trans.
* Lightbulb was referred to as he/him in early episodes, then switched to she/her. it was confirmed in a livestream that she was trans, while that was not the original intention.
* In a conversation with Two (another algebralian) Gaty states that she likes how she was able to decide her "girl-ness".
Olave Basabose

Olave Basabose is a Black nonbinary trans femme born in Burundi and living in the Netherlands. She is a published author, organiser, performer and speaker locally and internationally. She is also the initiator of Olave Talks, a video series (aka vodcast) platform that creates space for fellow activists to share their knowledge, test ideas, and discuss issues relating to the communities they serve. She ran for Dutch legislature with the "Article 1" party in 2017.
==References==
Category:Nonbinary people
Olly Alexander

Olly Alexander Thornton (Born 15th July 1990) is an English musician, singer-songwriter, actor and LGBTQ+ advocate. Alexander is the lead singer of the synth-pop trio, Years & Years. Alexander said, "I feel very nonbinary, and you know, I identify as gay and queer and nonbinary[...]"Years & Years: Inspiring - #PressPlayForPride Spotify, June 7 2016 Archived on 17 July 2023 He uses he/him pronouns.https://www.instagram.com/ollyyears/ Archived on 17 July 2023
==References==
Category:Nonbinary people
Olly Eley

Olly Eley is an Australian model who is known for being the first nonbinary person to appear on the cover of Elle magazine, gracing the cover of Elle's June 2021 issue.
They have many tattoos, having gotten their first at age 18, and have explained that getting tattoos diminishes their dysphoria by helping them "assert control over the way I look."
==Quotes==
==Links==
*Instagram
==References==
Category: Nonbinary people
Oophorectomy

An oophorectomy is the surgical removal of one or both of a person's ovaries. It may also be called ovariectomy but that term is mostly used in reference to non-human animals.
Oophorectomy is most often performed because of diseases such as ovarian cysts or cancer, or as a preventive measure to reduce the chances of developing ovarian cancer or breast cancer. However, some transmasculine people choose to have an oophorectomy as part of their gender transition. It can be done on its own or along with a hysterectomy.
Oophorectomy is usually performed by abdominal laparoscopy. The patient usually won't need to spend the night in the hospital.
Removing both ovaries results in the person no longer having a menstrual cycle, and becoming permanently infertile, although the person may choose to preserve some of their eggs before having their ovaries removed (see the fertility preservation page for details). Oophorectomy also drastically lowers the body's production of the hormones estrogen and progesterone.
Oophorectomy has been found in cis women to be associated with problems such as an increased risk of osteoporosis and bone fractures,Masters, W.H., et al. The Uterus, Physiological and Clinical Considerations Human Sexual Response 1966 p.111-140 and an increased risk of cardiovascular problems. However, it is not known for sure whether transmasculine patients would have these same increased risks.
==References==
Category:Transition
Orchiectomy

Orchiectomy (or orchidectomy) is the surgical removal of the testicles. It is considered a type of castration and results in sterilization. This procedure is ideal for AMAB transgender people who no longer wish to take testosterone blockers. After an orchiectomy, a vaginoplasty may be performed at a later date, if desired. However, for some transgender people, an orchiectomy is the only kind of "bottom surgery" preferred. Since sex hormones are no longer produced post-surgery, continuous hormone therapy is necessary for the remainder of one's life.
==See also==
*Bottom surgery
*Hormone therapy
Category:Transition
Organisations

==International==
*Bigender.net community
*International Foundation for Gender Education
*Outright Action International
* World Professional Organization for Transgender Health
==Europe==
* United Kingdom
** All About Trans
** Breaking the Binary
** Gendered Intelligence
** GIRES, Gender Identity Research and Education Society
** Gender Construction Kit
** Gender Trust
** Non-Binary South West 
** Press For Change
** Queer Youth Network
** Scottish Transgender Alliance 
** Trans Media Watch
** UK Trans Info
* Sweden
** Queerfem
* Germany
** Nonbinary Berlin
==North America==
* United States
**GenderPAC (no longer active, archived version of site)
** Genderqueer Chicago
** GenderQueer Revolution
** Gender Spectrum
** Midwest Trans* and Queer Wellness Initiative
**National Center for Transgender Equality
**NBULA Non-Binary Union in Los Angeles
** Nonbinary & Intersex Recognition Project
==Oceania==
* Australia
**Genderqueer Australia
==See also==
* Charities and groups that benefit gender variant people
* Nonbinary support groups
Category:Community.
Oska Melina Borcherding

Oska Melina Borcherding is a half-Greek, half-German actor* living in Berlin.https://www.klaviermannfilm.com/mel-borcherding (Not a typo, Actor* [or Schauspieler* in German] is the term they self-describe with.) They were one of the 185 German film and TV stars to come out as LGBTQ+ in the February 2021 #ActOut Campaign. In a piece they wrote for "Süddeutsche Zeitung" magazine as part of #ActOut, they wrote, "I feel like an androgynous, nonbinary person who is more man than woman - but both."
==References==
Category: Germany
Category: Performers
Category: Nonbinary people
Oslo Grace

Oslo Grace is an nonbinary model who models both men's and women's wear.
==Quotes==
"I have gender dysphoria which means I experience a disconnect between my body and mind based on my sex assigned at birth. My body, mind, and the behavioral expectations put on me as a female child do not align with each other. I consider myself a true mix of a boy and a girl."
"I don't feel a duty to talk about it all, but I do feel I have a duty to myself to just normalise the idea of being gender neutral, genderqueer, or trans. I totally respect the influencers who dedicate their entire accounts to discussing the issue. But for me personally I am hoping by just 'being' that I can normalise the idea of it just being another part of a person's identity."
"People are always trying to find out your birth sex so that they can minimise you down to that and it’s really damaging. Even if you do know the birth sex of someone, that doesn’t mean that they are not non-binary and it doesn’t give you the right to expose them in that sense."
"I'm not an activist, and I get so annoyed when people call LGBT people activists when all they do is talk about themselves. I know that sounds harsh, but if your activism is only rooted in talking about yourself, then it's not activism."
==References==
Category: Nonbinary people
Other gender

Other gender, othergender, or other, is a gender identity under the transgender and nonbinary umbrellas. This nonbinary identity and umbrella term is used to describe people who have a gender that isn't exclusively man or woman. Some paperwork gives the option to mark one's gender as male, female, or other. In paperwork, "other" is for corporate entities for which gender is not applicable, as well as nonbinary people of all kinds.
==History==
"Other" was one of the 56 genders made available on Facebook in 2014.Eve Shapiro, Gender circuits: Bodies and identities in a technological age. Unpaged.
==References==
Category:Nonbinary identities
Our Lady J

Our Lady J is a classical pianist, television writer, and singer-songwriter. She is a writer and producer for the television series Transparent and Pose.
Our Lady J was born in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania in 1978, growing up in an Amish community. She attended Interlochen Center for the Arts from 1994 to 1996, majoring in piano during her junior and senior years of high school. In 2000, she moved to New York City, where she freelanced as an accompanist. In 2004, J became the musical director and accompanist for the Broadway performer Natalie Joy Johnson and came out as transgender. She grew to popularity in 2013 when releasing her critically acclaimed first studio album, Picture of a Man. Our Lady J has played piano at Carnegie Hall, American Ballet Theatre, and for the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
In a 2014 piece in the New York Times, Our Lady J said "I'm comfortable being a bit of both genders. Legally, I'm 100 percent woman — I changed the 'M' to 'F' on all my papers — but now I want to change it to a question mark or an 'X'." In a November 2016 video for Tinder, she said "My preferred gender is agender, no gender."#AllTypesAllSwipes | Introducing More Genders | Product Release | Tinder, Nov 15, 2016 However in a September 2017 interview on the podcast "LGBTQ&A", she said that was no longer accurate and she was now "gender nonconforming and gender fluid", but also a trans woman. On International Women's Day in March 2020, she tweeted about being woman-aligned and nonbinary:
==Links==
*Website
*Instagram
==References==
Category: Nonbinary people
Owen Hurcum

Owen J. Hurcum is a Welsh politician, currently Mayor of Bangor, Gwynedd and Bangor City councillor for the Glyder ward. They are the first openly nonbinary mayor of any city and also the youngest person in history to hold a mayoral position in Wales.
Owen helped to organise the first ever Bangor Pride in 2019.
==Links==
*Twitter
*Facebook
==References==
Category: Genderqueer people
Category: Nonbinary people
PLEXXAGLASS

PLEXXAGLASS, also known as Alexxa, is a dark pop/alt pop musician who is nonbinary and pansexual. They refer to their fans as "Aliens", explaining that "I've always been drawn to the idea that I'm not of this earth, that I don't quite belong, and I think they feel that too."
==Links==
*Website
*Twitter
*Instagram
==References==
Category: Nonbinary people
Category: Performers
Packing

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Packing is a term that refers to the practice of wearing padding or a specialized object in the front of the pants or underwear so that it seems that the wearer has a bulge/penis. This is often practiced by AFAB people who wish to present as male. These objects range from just a rolled-up sock stuffed in the underpants to a specialized medical object that is attached to one's body using medical glue.
== Kinds of packers == 
There are many types of packers, but they can be divided into three categories:
* Makeshift packers: These are just pieces of cloth (normally socks) that are stuffed in the underpants to create a bulge. They are not realistic but are free and easy to make. In order to avoid the packer slipping from its place, small clips can be used to attach it to the underwear.
* Specialized packers: They are more realistic in shape and their price range is huge, depending on the quality and the seller. They are a good option to achieve a more realistic shape.
* Stand-to-pee packers: STP devices are packers that allow their wearer to pee while standing up, for example using a urinal. Since some cis women use them too, they are not always shaped like a penis, but some sellers offer them in this shape too. It's definitely the best option for maximum realism.
== Should you pack? == 
Packing is not a requirement to transition, nor is it required in order to be read as male. In most day-to-day situations, crotch bulges are not obvious, so packing would not make that much of a difference. However, in situations where the crotch is more exposed, packing is a safer option. Some of these situations may include swimming, wearing tight pants (especially when laying on your back) and wearing cycling leggings. In these situations, the lack of a crotch bulge could be quite telling.
Some people don't pack because it's a daily reminder of the body they actually have. Other don't do it because they don't feel it's necessary. Whether you should pack or not is a very personal question, and the answer greatly depends on each one's circumstances.
== How to pack == 
Getting it right for the first time can be difficult; it's easy to place the packer too high or too low. The best way to find the correct position is comparing your bulge while you wear your packer with that of cis men. Experiment with its position until you feel it's right.
Another important part of packing is making sure it does not move out of place, or even fall from your underpants. A possible option is using clips or velcro to attach it to the underpants. Most male underwear is designed to have a bulge, so the packer will fit just right. However, there is also specialized packing underwear, which is specifically designed to hold a packer. There are various models of packing underwear, with different designs and prices.
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Packing/en

Packing is a term that refers to the practice of wearing padding or a specialized object in the front of the pants or underwear so that it seems that the wearer has a penis. This is often practiced by AFAB people who wish to present as male. These objects range from just a rolled-up sock stuffed in the underpants to a specialized medical object that is attached to one's body using medical glue.
== Kinds of packers ==
There are many types of packers, but they can be divided into three categories:
* Makeshift packers: These are just pieces of cloth (normally socks) that are stuffed in the underpants to create a bulge. They are not realistic but are free and easy to make. In order to avoid the packer slipping from its place, small clips can be used to attach it to the underwear.
* Specialized packers: They are more realistic in shape and their price range is huge, depending on the quality and the seller. They are a good option to achieve a more realistic shape.
* Stand-to-pee packers: STP devices are packers that allow their wearer to pee while standing up, for example using a urinal. Since some cis women use them too, they are not always shaped like a penis, but some sellers offer them in this shape too. It's definitely the best option for maximum realism.
== Should you pack? ==
Packing is not a requirement to transition, nor is it required in order to be read as male. In most day-to-day situations, crotch bulges are not obvious, so packing would not make that much of a difference. However, in situations where the crotch is more exposed, packing is a safer option. Some of these situations may include swimming, wearing tight pants (especially when laying on your back) and wearing cycling leggings. In these situations, the lack of a crotch bulge could be quite telling.
Some people don't pack because it's a daily reminder of the body they actually have. Other don't do it because they don't feel it's necessary. Whether you should pack or not is a very personal question, and the answer greatly depends on each one's circumstances.
== How to pack ==
Getting it right for the first time can be difficult; it's easy to place the packer too high or too low. The best way to find the correct position is comparing your bulge while you wear your packer with that of cis men. Experiment with its position until you feel it's right.
Another important part of packing is making sure it does not move out of place, or even fall from your underpants. A possible option is using clips or velcro to attach it to the underpants. Most male underwear is designed to have a bulge, so the packer will fit just right. However, there is also specialized packing underwear, which is specifically designed to hold a packer. There are various models of packing underwear, with different designs and prices.
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Packing/ru

Пакинг это термин, обозначающий практику подкладывания предмета в переднюю часть брюк или нижнего белья для того, что бы со стороны казалось, что у человека есть пенис. Чаще всего это практикуется АФАБ людьми, которые хотят более маскулинную презентацию. Предметом для пакинга может стать закрученный носок в нижнем белье или специальный медицинский обьект, присоединяемый к телу медицинским клеем
== Виды пакеров ==
Существует много видов пакеров, но их можно разделить на три категории
* Самодельные: Обычно это части одежды (чаще всего носки), которые набиты в нижнее белье. Реалистичность такого метода мальнькая, но это дешево и просто в создании. Для того, что бы пакер не выпал, он может быть прикреплен к нижнему белью маленькой прищепкой или клипсами
* Специализированные: Они более реалистичные по форме и их выбор очень велик, например по качеству или производителю. Они хорошо подойдут при необходимости достичь реалистичной формы
* СЧП/СТП (от англ. Stand-To-Pee): Такие пакеры позволяют пользователю писать стоя, например, используя писсуар. Так как иногда их используют и цисгендерные женщины, не все СТП устройства похожи на пенис, но некоторые продавцы делают их такими. На данный момент это лучший вариант достичь максимальной реалистичности
== Нужен ли вам пакинг? ==
Пакинг не обязателен для совершения перехода и не обязателен для того, что быть принятыми за мужчин. В большинстве повседневных ситуаций бугорок промежности не бросается в глаза, так что от него не будет большой разницы. Но все же, в ситуациях, где это более заметно, пакинг безопаснее. Список таких ситуаций включает в себя плавание, узкие брюки (особенно при лежании на спине) и надевание велосипедных бридж. В таких ситуациях отсутствие бугорка в промежности может быть замечено
Некоторые люди не носят пакеры так как это напоминание о теле, которое у них есть на самом деле. Некоторые не надевают его, потому, что не видят необходимости. Нужен ли пакер именно вам это персональный вопрос, ответ на который может отличаться в зависимости от обстоятельств
== Как заниматься пакингом ==
В первый раз это может оказаться сложно; очень просто поместить его слишком высоко или слишком низко. Лучший способ найти правильное его положение это сравнить свой бугорок при надевании пакера с бугорком у цисгендерных мужчин. Экспериментируйте с положением пакера, пока не почувствуете, что все верно.
Еще одной важной частью пакинга явлется то, что бы убедиться, что он не переместится со своего места или тем более не выпадет из брюк. Можно использовать маленькие клипсы или прищепки что бы прикрепить его к нижнему белью. Большая часть мужского белья создана с местом для бугорка, так что разместить пакер будет легче. Так же существует специальное белье, разработанное для ношения пакеров. Существуют разные модели такого белья, отличающиеся по дизайну и цене
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