"Not believing in your identity is anti identity"?

"Not believing in your identity is anti identity" is a bullshit phrase people with different identities keep spreading to bully people into accepting their bullshit. Talking about things like being trans, non-binary, being a furry, being an otherkin, being a catgirl from outer space, talking about your right to your own identity. Other people do have the right to question your identity, because they have a right to question anything and everything; and it's not anti identity to question people's identities either. In fact it's very pro identity to question people's identities, because it shows you care enough to not just blindly accept bullshit people pull out of their asses. <br> <br>Humanity should be encouraging to question identities, to question gender, to question sexuality, to question fursonas, to question kinks, to question everything and anything. Why? Because the fastest way to progress is to question everything and anything until we find the truth. You can't do that if you just blindly accept what people say. You need to question yourself and others, question our identities, question gender and sexuality and species and everything; and you need to question it to the point where you're satisfied with the truth. That's how you find the truth, that's how you show you care about identity, and that's how you help people with different identities. What you shouldn't be doing is blindly believing in identities like a fucking idiot, and calling people who question identities anti identities like a fucking moron. <br> <br>So don't fucking tell people that they have to blindly believe in your identity, and don't fucking tell people that they have to blindly believe in people's identities. That's a load of bullshit, and you have no right to tell people to blindly believe in identities. You have the right to your own identity, but you don't have the right to tell people how they should perceive your identity. You have the right to care about your identity, but you don't have the right to tell others to care about identities. If people care about your identity they care about your identity, and if people don't care about your identity they don't care about your identity. You don't have the right to force people to care about your identity, you don't have the right to force people to believe in your identity, and you don't have the right to force people to care about people's identities. They should care about your identity because they want to, not because you want them to; and you shouldn't try to force people to care about your identity as though you have some right to force people to care about your identity.