You can use traditionally binary pronouns as a nonbinary person.

You can like the pronouns that were originally assigned to you at birth. You can can go by some other traditionally binary pronouns. You can appreciate a combination of pronouns or simply not care at all.

Your pronouns only need to satisfy you.

It can be hard to look back at your life as an older nonbinary person.

The ways in which society held you back in earlier years becomes more obvious with age. It can be especially complex when young nonbinary people around you are able to thrive in ways that you had wait to experience.

But your history, your memory, is valuable. You are needed to remind us of how bad it has been, what it's still like around the world, and how important it is to continue to fight for more.

The world has been a hard place for nonbinary people in recent centuries. Yet, nonbinary people have survived, and their stories have become our heritage.

The nonbinary community will remain a refuge for any who need it (as it always has in various forms).

We are stronger and will last longer than any hateful time.