The son of the president of Argentina has become a man without a gender, and his father is proud of him

It often happens that the son of a country's leader is the first in many things, for example, in business, sports, career. The son of Argentine President Alberto Fernandez, 26 – year-old Estanislao Fernandez, became the first person in the country to receive a passport of an asexual person.

Estanislao announced his achievement to his Instagram followers, of whom he has more than 430 thousand. The son of the head of state even proudly showed his passport, in which there is a mark "X" in the "Gender" column, denoting a non-binary, that is, an indeterminate gender. But that's not all – young Fernandez took a new name for himself and from now on his name is Tani.

Last year, Tanyusha, that is, Estanislao, said that he considers himself a non-binary person and plans to legalize this status. For everyone who knew Fernandez, this was not a big shock, since the guy supported the LGBT community for many years, participates in its events and is engaged in cosplay, preferring the images of girls.

Among the favorite anime and video game heroines, in the images of which Estanislao appeared at thematic festivals, are Ahri, Akali, Janna, Jinx and Evelynn from League of Legends, as well as D.Va from Overwatch, Pikachu and Harley Quinn. In Argentina, no more or less large geek rally takes place without young Fernandez.

The guy's father treats his hobbies and lifestyle calmly and does not get tired of repeating in interviews that he is proud of his son. This somewhat upsets journalists who are eager for scandals in the presidential family. But, alas, Estanislao is not even gay – he has been living in a civil marriage with a girl named Natalia Edith for many years Leone.

Every year it becomes more and more difficult to understand gender issues. But it is necessary to do this, because, without understanding, you can seriously suffer. This is exactly what happened to Kate, a 38-year-old British woman who almost went to jail after confusing the gender of the interlocutor in the chat.