Courtney Stodden Comes Out As Non-Binary, Reveals Pronouns

[beeweastie]

They/them/theirs. I don’t Identify as she or her. I’ve never felt like I ever fit in anywhere. I was bullied horribly in school because I was different. The other girls never understood me. I never really connected with anyone my age. My spirit is fluid w a kaleidoscope of color pic.twitter.com/BFwHoDkSLa
- Courtney Stodden (@CourtneyStodden) April

Comments

[notoriousreign]

Good, happy for them!

[genbu_no_miko24]

I wish them the best!

[analievelyn]

Wish them the best.
Obligatory fuck their morally corrupt parents and ex.

Edited for typos.

[insecuredesign]

That’s awesome. They deserve to be happy after everything they went through. It still sickens me what happened to them 😔

[spoiled_water]

I'm happy to refer to anyone by their desired pronouns, including Courtney. However, I just don't buy that they actually identify as non-binary. This reeks of shameless attention-grabbing by any means necessary and we know they are no stranger to that.

[sorryeden]

I really hope it's not like that Trisha person. They were friends iirc.

[missyxxmisch]

Sounds like it. Trisha did the same thing. Not saying she is or isn't non-binary though. I seriously can't tell how much Trisha is acting, and how much is her real truth.

Because she claimed to be transgender/gay/lesbian right? She said she didn't know how to label what she identified with and only recently learned what non-binary meant and realised that is what she was.

It kind of makes sense, because of how she literally cycled through everything. But I don't trust her...and I guess its good I don't need to.

[ummnothx]

I actually believe Trisha is nonbinary, tbh. Not because they are the most reliable/upstanding human in the world, but because they have a LONG history of talking about feeling unsure and throwing pronouns out.
Trish definitely has a history of downright terrible behavior (mocking DID, appropriation, seemingly mocking trans identity), but having been a witness to a long string of back/forth and the explanation behind identifying as they/them, I actually believe Trish.
I'm not sure about Courtney, tbh. Trish also has a history of dressing/presenting "masculine", and has a verifiable history of talking about being unclear of their gender/feelings around it. I don't know much about Courtney, but I've never seen even a hint from them about this.

All of that being said, I want to hope for the best and believe they wouldn't try to use pronouns as an attention seeking tactic. Although this IS a pair of ~influencers~ we're talking about, so...you truly never know.