I /identify/ as clowngender. No one is saying you can't use he/him pronouns for Hussie, that has nothing to do with anything here, it's the exclusive use of he/him and they/them for Hussie by actors that know they identify as NB and don't know them personally at all that is the problem. The reason why this is a 'transfem' problem is that due to society the gender binary does actually indeed exist as a concept, you can't just say 'well I'm not transfem because I exist outside of the gender binary' because you aren't, you're just defying the gender binary, you still exist in society and will be judged on the standards of that binary. The simple fact of the matter is that to identify as 'more feminine' while being AMAB is to identify as 'lesser' to the patriarchal society at large whether that is NB or female.