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Of course! Since gender identity and sexuality are separate, anyone of any gender could be bisexual, or any sexuality for that matter. Your own gender does not impact your experience of attraction, so if we take them as separate aspects of your identity, there's really no conflict with being non-binary and bi. Really, these labels are just words we use to express our complex inner emotions, so there isn't really a wrong way to use labels. If you feel it describes what you feel, you are welcome to use any combination of terms. I hope that all makes sense!
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