My identity is no one else's business. Answering questions about pronouns is completely irrelevant to whether fringe identities are accepted. In my view, ironic

My identity is no one else's business. Answering questions about pronouns is completely irrelevant to whether fringe identities are accepted. In my view, ironically, by demanding I identify myself, it is removing the privacy of my identity and bringing it to the forefront of the conversation, the opposite of acceptance and assimilation.