I'm very supportive of anyone under the LGBT+ umbrella. There was a period where I even questioned my own gender identity and considered the possibility that I might be happier identifying as nonbinary. I am cisgender myself, but I am very understanding of nonbinary identifying people, at least I think so. My boyfriend is not nonbinary, but he is trans, so I have *somewhat* of an understanding of the pain dysphoria causes to an individual (of either the physical or social variety) because when it upsets him he comes to me, but I won't claim to know how it feels personally. I just know that it is extremely stressful and saddening and I sympathise greatly for nonbinary people (and all trans folks). Nobody deserves to feel like their body or assigned identity doesn't belong to them.
My problem is depersonalisation, not my gender identity. But I think that dysphoria and depersonalisation do have similarities to them. I wholeheartedly support nonbinary folks and I think they're entirely valid, regardless of what a lot of society today thinks of them.

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