I’m a psychologist who works with many college-age students. I have found that many identify as non-binary and might not respond to casting themselves as gay, lesbian, or bisexual. I was firmly corrected when I once used the term bisexual instead of non-binary. In my very tiny sample I have found in particular that women identifying as non-binary have often had only heterosexual encounters, or no sexual encounters. I would be interested in seeing research on non-binary identification and if it differs from your current findings.
I’m a psychologist who works with many college-age students. I have found that many identify as non-binary and might not respond to casting themselves as gay, lesbian, or bisexual. I was firmly corrected when I once used the term bisexual instead of non-binary. In my very tiny sample I have found in particular that women identifying as non-binary have often had only heterosexual encounters, or no sexual encounters. I would be interested in seeing research on non-binary identification and if it differs from your current findings.