I think I am one of these.

"Demiboy" is a term that is kind of dependent on the one who uses it, though it's not as flexible as pan or bi. From what I've seen, it's a sort of fusion dance between being enby and just being a man. It can be used by those who are genderfluid and vary between using they/them pronouns and he/him, but I don't know if that really applies to me.

The best way I've heard it described is when you're not a girl, you're not an enby, but you're just not quite a guy either. When you're in between enby and man.

I've never really cared about what people call me (unless it's derogatory), and especially what they think of me. If you see me as a dude, that's cool. If you thought I was a woman, rock on, man!

I will admit, a certain part of me would like to go by she/her.

Another, stronger, part, wants they/them.

A part stronger than the former but a bit weaker

Went onto base to get our military IDs renewed. I didn't know we were doing this today; I left my wallet, and my ID.

We had a set appointment time, so Dad told me I'll just have to say it's lost. That means a fine. gulp.

We drive to the block house, unload, and walk in. Uh-oh; DEERS and the other system is down. They can't replace our ID anyways.

On the drive back home, mom gets a call from a number of all 1s and labelled, "Spam Risk". Unlike most scammers,

An add-on to ensure correct typing of commands

"Any time - any time - you type any remotely incorrect command, the interpreter creatively resolves it into rm -rf / as root and wipes your hard drive."
—from the README

We've all had the issue of sending a text message and mangling the input. Almost every text I send winds up with words mangled