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I'm female-identified: I usually communicate what I want, like and don't want/like sexually.
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I'm male-identified: I sometimes communicate what I want, like and don't want/like sexually.
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I identify non-binarily: I sometimes communicate what I want, like and don't want/like sexually.
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