That makes sense probably should lead with saying I’m AFAB and Nonbinary, then say I’m trans so no one gets the wrong idea. People thinking I’m appropriating probably isn’t a real issue, it’s probably just something my autistic brain made up because I overthink things way too much and also am afraid of pissing people off.

That’s very true, you make very good points. I often have this problem that I end up overthinking things and worry too much that people will get upset with me. Also that’s very true, you make a great point about other people seeing the colors and feeling safer whether I’m trans or not.

Hmm, that is a good point. Maybe this issue I’ve imagined isn’t an issue at all. Probably one of those things I overthink way too much when it’s not at all as complicated or problematic as I thought it was. I’ve thought people would think I’m transfem or appropriating transfems if I say I’m trans but that’s probably not as much an issue as I think it is.

I think that if I said without any context that I’m trans people might think I’m transfem, or if they knew I was AFAB they might think I’m trying to appropriate transfem experiences. I like the trans flag and think it’s cute (I’ve even thought of getting thigh highs like these but I worry people will get the wrong idea and think I’m apropriating trans women).

That makes sense, it still feels weird to say like if I said I was trans or trans-nonbinary people would think I’m transfem and maybe think I’m apropriating when they learn I’m AFAB.

No you didn’t but the main reason people get the wrong impression that downloading is legal is that it mostly goes unpunished and is very hard to enforce.

Exactly, they don’t care if you’re a person who needs it, they don’t want anyone to use it at all.

It’s Adderall.

Not true, unpunished or hard to enforce doesn’t mean it is legal.