i identify as transmasculine, meaning a specifically transgender masculinity that celebrates women and girls from the position of joyfully not being one, but sharing certain life experiences and axes of oppression.

genderfluid; my gender identity changes over time, but is usually in the realm of genderqueer or non-binary (i.e. not man or woman)

i describe myself as a trans man, sometimes as a non-binary or gender-nonconforming trans man

i love the word 'genderfucked'. i'm a man, but i'm a bit genderfucked, so i've defined my gender for myself, and named it man.

non-binary/genderqueer, and genderfluid. within my fluidity, i transition between binary male/female and non-binary genders on a day-to-day basis. i'm also trying on the additional label masculine-of-center, because i think my gender(s) lean that way.

still in the works, i guess. i like the term gender non-conforming.

i guess technically i'm a transgender man (afab) but i feel like a cis man and really don't consider myself part of the trans community

transguy i guess, not a man exactly, not a woman but happy to have been in the world as one, sometimes think about using they instead of he but don't feel strongly enough about it to change it

transgender, transmasculine, genderqueer - depends on context/audience

i am a gay transsexual man (my gayness is cultural as much as sexual and i consider it intrinsic to my lived gender)

i describe myself as either non-binary or transmasculine, depending on dysphoria/other factors.

gender vague (a term for autistic people whose non-binary experience of gender is intertwined from their autistic experience)

i am a woman and a natal female.

guy, but sometimes ok with the female body i have

i use trans man or female-to-male transsexual, depending on context.

genderfluid or genderqueer are how i identify. basically i reject the limitations that gender assigns me and feel a little bit of both, but also neither.

my gender is masculine. also, i am trans (ftm).

i'm male. i usually refer to myself as a "guy" because i feel i'm just a little too young to be characterised as a "man" yet.

i feel like i'm just somewhere in between. i don't indentify with one gender or another, even though i feel like i'm supposed to.

to people i know and trust i prefer to identify as a trans man because i have a unique experience. to everyone else i just identify as male.

non-binary woman or agender, i still hold a lot of ownership of my womanhood, although it doesn't define me or my gender expression.

i identify as non-binary & femme.

i am a man who is transgender. i am effeminate, presenting in a more relaxed and artistic way, but i am read as male by the majority of the population.

i identify as non-binary and/or genderqueer. i feel like a complex combination of male and female and these dimensions of my gender are magnified and de-intensified throughout each day as a result of internal changes and external interactions and contexts.

genderqueer, transmasc, non-binary and gendervoid are all words i use.

my gender identity is male, i was born assigned female.

i am a male. (ftm transgender)

queer/trans/trans masc/boy. i specifically do not identify as a man or male. / i am comfortable rounding up to "ftm" in medical settings

i'm a boy but there's still a little part of a girl inside of me.

trans / transmasculine / non-binary

i would describe my gender as generally presenting as transmale, but having more genderqueer elements i tend to hide/feel uncomfortable showing.

non-binary femme. i am really still trying to figure it out! but mostly i identify as female and occasionally as male and female, and sometimes as neither.

i describe myself as a trans boy.

i am a woman. i don't really subscribe to the current popular theory of gender identity. i'm a woman, that's just an accurate word for a category i belong to.

transgender man (technically), but i really do not feel attached to the word "transgender" so: man

female (or maybe demifemale if that exists outside tumblr?). gender-nonconforming or 'futch' woman.

i describe my gender as coercively assumed female at birth, i have transitioned from away from that identity and consider myself a third genderqueer femme man

i identify as a cisgender woman.

cisgender female, but i also ascribe to "gender euphoria" and play around with presenting masculine when i want to, particularly with cosplay.

politically i identify as a woman, but i don't really buy into the gender binary and more realistically identify as non-binary

non-binary; i am neither male nor female.

non-binary. jokingly, i often say it is 'none gender with left girl'

i am a non-binary, masculine presenting person.

female but gender non conforming

trans - genderqueer/male non-binary. / i identify as a male, i was born afab, i sort-of identify as genderqueer/non-binary male!

non-binary, agender, transgender

lesbian; i identify as female for the most part but that is almost entirely dependent on my identity as a woman who loves other women and very little to do with any attachment to femininity, womanhood as a gender expression, or similar concepts.

i don't know yet!!!! i live as basically a cis woman, or at least cis-adjacent. but sometimes i call myself a boy or a man too. sometimes i wish i had a dick, sometimes i'm glad i don't have one. but i think i'm more man-adjacent than i originally thought. i've actually gone by he/him and called myself a boy in the past but i didn't like it and went back to she/her. but the short and long answer is... i don't know yet?

most briefly, trans man. but sometimes boy. afab. and gender transgressive/genderqueer/gender non-conforming. i think if i had been amab, i would still be transgressive and non-conforming, and that it would be harder.

my gender identity is cis woman

i'm female but i like to dress like a guy but have no desire to transition

cis female. i identify as the gender assigned at birth

trans man (just man around non lgbtqia individuals)

i identify as a woman, but i acknowledge that what it means to be a "woman" is a social construct. i have interests and personality traits coded as "masculine" as well as "feminine," but they're simply part of who i am.

non-binary or agender - experience gender 'neutrally' or outside of the spectrum

i began identifying as a trans man about a year ago. i will have been on hrt for six months next week! i use he/him pronouns and have been trying to settle on a name that i feel comfortable with.

i don't know that i ascribe to the idea that i have a gender identity but my gendered reality is that i'm detransitioned and gnc, specifically butch. i don't consider myself cisgender because while i call myself a woman and was assigned female at birth, i don't move through the world as a cis person. my gender non-conformity is one of the most salient things about me and i have fairly visibly been on hrt.

a woman who prefers gender neutral clothing and feels like she is in drag when wearing gender-typical clothing

i'm not totally sure! i'm definitely a woman but i think i also might be non-binary?

i identify with many aspects of being a woman, and prefer the word lady. labels are hard for me. in many ways, i conform largely to cisgender female norms and i also know that i'm not a cisgender female (although i that's mostly the space i take up). i think my gender is like a soil sample. there's so many different histories in the dirt that makes my bones. why try to simplify that?

i am a transgender/transsexual man.

depends on the situation... most of the time i will say, "male" sometimes i will fully disclose, "ftm"

i identify as a woman, but also genderqueer and fluir, and don't have a particular perfect label for my gender.

questioning-leaning-transmasc; have identified as a non-binary lesbian for 5 years prior to this

i publicly identify as a woman but i've been questioning my gender identity for a while.

i am a woman. i have some discomfort with this, but i think that this is only because many of the expectation put on women.

non-binary, genderfluid, agender, multiple words describe my gender

i know myself as non-binary. / i mostly describe myself in the world as a woman.

i am a man but my gender expression is somewhat fluid (though my identity is always as a man, regardless of what i'm wearing). i don't feel like being transgender is a big part of my identity, but the experience of being transgender has shaped and continues to shape me in important ways.

i'm mostly cisgender, but lately i've been questioning.

i generally use the word "non-binary" to describe my gender. i don't feel particularly male or female, but i do have some abstract sense of another gender that i don't really feel there are good words to describe. i'm happiest when my presentation gender confuses other people and marks me as visibly queer

i like to use genderfluid or girlboy. for the most part and for all my life, i always felt that i straddled two worlds and it's because i'm both girl and boy, equally forever.

it depends on context. however, i usually just say i'm a trans man. if i want to be more precise, i might say i'm a female-to-male transsexual. in my opinion, they're different words for the same thing, even though others might interpret them differently.

i am genderqueer and non-binary. i identify as a gender that combines elements of both female and male but is neither.

genderqueer or gender fluid. i am comfortable with being identified as female, and generally use female pronouns in straight world. however, i like using gender neutral pronouns in queer settings.

i'm somewhere between woman and man.

non-binary, gender-neutral. i don't really have a gender, but do tend to relate better with women since i grew up afab, with corresponding experiences.

anything, nothing; comfortable being seen as male/female but not necessarily being those, or being a combination of both

i don't really identify with a gender, but i'm not genderless

i identify as a cisgender woman.

transmasculine, non-binary, or just trans.

i identify as a queer woman. but i wrestle with what that means and whether it is a label that describes me well. i strongly identify as not being male, and moderately as female. i still do not think the word female is a great fit, but that is what i use.

i am a transgender man, or "just a man"

i once heard someone describe themself as 'woman-adjacent' and that's the best one i can find.

transmasculine genderflux (followed by an explanation that genderflux relates to how strongly i 'feel' my gender - comparable to genderfluid between masc and agender, but also not)

i identify as agender, genderqueer, and transgender, but present femme because i like floral and because my line of work makes it really hard to not present in a binary way.

genderfluid - assigned female at birth, so i tend to use both she/her and they/them due to professional reasons

i am a gender non-conforming (presentation), binary trans-man.

i am a female. i identified as a binary ftm man for a long time because i have dysphoria and wanted to be male. however, transition and identifying as trans did not alleviate my dysphoria, so i am reconciling with being female via other means. i recognize only my biological sex, as framing my life within the context of gender has only ever hurt me.

non-binary, genderless, gender non-conforming

i see, identify, and know that i'm a male. a transgender male, transitioning socially and medically.

i would describe myself as either genderqueer, demigirl, or nb

as blank as possible, aiming for completely androgynous

divorced enough from the concept of gender to consider myself non-binary, but "man" enough to be comfortable with traditionally masculine or male-aligned terms/pronouns.

gender is an oppressive social construct that should be abolished. i refuse to participate in the "gender identity" phenomenon.

i identify as a cisgender female; a woman who was female at birth and continues to identify as female.

i identify as a woman, but i am definitely a little queer as well. on the spectrum i fall mostly towards the side of being a woman, but there are days when i feel myself drifting towards the middle.

i'm genderqueer. i describe my gender as a morphing blob, usually centering in androgynous but sometimes reaching into masculinity and femininity. i use they pronouns currently

cis woman. i also sometimes use "femme" to describe my gender.

transgender male (though in some contexts, just male)

i'm a man even if the world doesn't see me as one.

i identify as and present as woman but i don't really care about trying to adhere to woman gender roles/attributes/etc. i felt psychologically safe enough until recently to explore my gender identity more thoroughly.

i am a feminine cisgender woman

i identify as a cisgender female

the most accurate & specific word would probably be "genderfluid", but i use the terms "non-binary" or "genderqueer", and in casual conversation as a gender descriptor i would use "androgynous" or "queer" which i think gives me more wiggle room in the face of scepticism or nonacceptance

to cis people: male. 100%, no ifs ands or buts. / / to other trans people and allies: i'm male in the same way i'm a vikings fan (as in football). if i show up to the game, that's the team i'm on, but i don't really see the appeal of the sport in general.

non-binary, which to me means neither man nor woman. sometimes i lean towards one binary gender or another, or neither.

genderqueer but still identifies partially with my gender assigned at birth (female)

cisgender woman, but i don't prescribe to all traditional gender roles

fluid, yet confusing because it's hard for me to pinpoint exactly how i feel with my gender.

cisgender woman is probably the best describer- although i don't know how accurate it is

cisgender woman, but i'm still kind of working it out i guess? like i'm comfortable with my pronouns and everything but i don't know sometimes i feel, like off i guess. i'm like somewhat masculine presenting but not butch.

i'm non-binary, agender and genderqueer. being a butch lesbian affects my gender as well.

transmasculine- not a man, per se, not a woman, per se; masculine presenting person born and raised female. a shifting identity in context of relationships/sex- feel like a gay man with gay men and a trans/butch with dykes/lesbians

agender. i do not identify with any gender.

i am biologically female and the word "cisgender" is deeply offensive to me.

i would describe my gender as ambonec. i have a singular gender made of multiple "gendered" parts. masculine, feminine, and maverique specifically.

i'd say i'm a gender nonconforming trans guy.

questioning, between non-binary and trans man.

i would say female but sometimes i don't really feel like it adequately describes how i feel.

i currently identify as a woman.

i am non-binary. i feel on a spectrum that has changed throughout my life.

a man of transgender experience, but i do not identify as trans.

butch is the term that resonates most. non-binary, genderfluid, transmasculine, and trans are also all terms i use with regularity and strongly identify with.

transmasc. i was assigned female at birth, but strongly hold and identify with my masculine wardrobe style and feminine personality traits. i would say i am very genderqueer/non-binary, but i do take hormones to appear more masculine.

like sometimes i feel like a girl, but then sometimes a boy, but then sometimes i'm just not sure!

mostly a cis-woman but that's never felt entirely right

i don't see myself as male or female, and in many ways i think this binary is obsolete in general. i describe myself as non-binary or transgender, sometimes as transmasculine to clarify that i'm taking masculinizing hormones (testosterone)

primarily masculine, with distinct differences due to lived experience being raised as a girl.

i don't define my gender identity. if i need to pick a label, i describe myself as agender and a dysphoric transsexual.

inside i feel genderless but accept that everyone sees me as a women so i'm fine to identify as one.

non-binary/agender. i think gender is a social construct used to enforce patriarchy, not an innate feeling, and i think that many or most gender identity narratives reinforce harmful gender stereotypes.

i consider myself to be in both of those groups. i am female genderqueer and cisgender -- endosex cisgender woman who wears men's clothes and uses she/her pronouns.

i'm not sure, but i go between cis and agender

transgender male; gid is a medical disorder that caused my brain to have imbalanced hormones and to misalign with the sex of my body

it depends who i am talking to. i usually feel like a genderless spiritual being pushed through a feminine body and physiology. i wish i could be more masculine-presenting, but the shape of my body makes it difficult for me to feel comfortable and attractive in male clothing. in places where i feel safe to do so, i identify as gender-queer or gender-fluid. elsewise, i just identify as a woman.

cis gender - appear obviously female, but on a deeper more emotional level - i identify as genderqueer

i guess the closest term is genderqueer or generally non-binary? my gender presentation is best described as dapper butch. my gender identity is fluid, but floats around agender.

i am female (a biologically descriptive term). the oppression i face is the result of having a female body & my refusal to subscribe to femininity. gender is something oppressive forced upon me, not something i conform to. i would be described as a gender non-conforming female, but i am not trans, i am not non-binary, and i do not "identify" cis-gendered, though many people would call me that.

i identify as an ftm transgender male

questioning, but if i must say something i describe myself as afab gendervague femme

i generally consider myself to be a woman, but it's never resonated with me very strongly.

i do not have a gender identity. i was not "assigned" female at birth, i was *identified* female by empirically observable evidence that i am female. biological sex is real and perpetuating that it is merely an "identity" as this survey does harms lesbians and women and perpetuates misogyny by robbing women of language to talk about our shared experience of being members of the oppressed sex class female and address that oppression in society.

i'm not totally sure what my gender is, to be honest. sometimes woman (my assigned gender) but also i identify with gentlemanly conduct and behavior. i sometimes feel i have no gender, other times so much gender, like boy and girl and something else. it changes a lot

i am a cisgender woman. i am a butch lesbian. i view my butchness as part of my lesbian identity, not a gender. my gender is cisgender woman.

born female, identify as a woman with what would be considered typical feminine characteristics and expression

i try to avoid having to describe it in detail. i will say i'm a man if there are two options or someone's trying to tell me i'm not one. i mostly live as male. i identify with queer men and i still identify in some ways with bi and gender nonconforming women.

i don't think about gender. i'm interested in sex.

i like to say that i am a human! i enjoy gender expression in its fluidity... i lean towards an androgynous femme look to show that i am a woman (but not feminine woman, not bound by societal expectations of womanhood) who is queer!!

i was assigned female at birth and loosely define myself as a cis woman. i do not identify strongly with other cis women, but i am a femme and am often assumed to be uncomplicatedly cis and female.

non-binary, agender, gender neutral, i used to be more genderfluid but i've kind of settled down a bit now

i am a guy, and that's what i tell people because it's easier. but, i'm actually more non-binary and its complicated so i don't really describe my gender?

i'm a cisgender woman; queer femme; tomboy femme.

i am fairly close to female, and practically speaking i appear cis-female. however, if i lived in a world with less social punishment for being gender nonconforming, i think i would live much more androgynously. so i guess the best word for how i feel is femme-genderqueer, but i live as a cis-woman.

i identify as a cisgender female

my sexual identity has changed as i've gotten older - while i still identify as a woman mostly, some days i do feel like genderqueer might be a better umbrella term for how i feel.

cisgender woman, although i feel sort of androgynous but i do not wish to use anything other than she/her pronouns.

non-binary-- i exist outside of the traditional societal binary of male/female gender identities and associated roles.

it varies by day, but non-binary generally, usually agender but sometimes masculine.

transgender man, genderqueer, non-binary

it's the feeling of connection i have to the stars, the earth, and my ancestors. my gender is queerness itself. it is not either end of a spectrum, but a whole new entity.

non-binary genderqueer bearded femme pig

i'm an engineering student and i don't have enough time to figure it out. when i was younger i was like "agender or something like that". i havent worn a binder in a long time. i'm self conscious about my chest. i don't know? i go by woman but. i don't know. i'm probably cis but idk.

woman / (if i'm feeling sassy, specifically, woman by kesha featuring the dap-kings horns)

cisgender woman (but i resonate strongly with androgyny)

genderless/agender, with gender neutral or genderfluid presentation depending on how much energy i have.

i don't feel like i have a gender. i'm not a girl, a boy, or somewhere in between. i'm just me. sometimes i enjoy dressing feminine, but it's like dressing in a "girl costume" and i still don't feel like a girl when i dress that way.

i don't believe in gender, only biological sex. i am female

i currently and actively use both woman and genderqueer/non-binary depending on the situation and depending on how i'm feeling.

i consider myself female, but not a girl or woman. as a lesbian i've always had a disconnect from womanhood; i'd sooner call myself a lesbian than a woman, if i would use the latter at all.

non-binary, which i define as something neither male nor female, but stable outside of that binary.

i was assigned female at birth and continue to identify as a woman but my understanding of womanhood has changed over the years.

i am agender/genderless. i find that it is difficult for me to understand or see a point to the concept of gender as a whole.

i am a cis female that rejects societal female standards.

my gender expression can be seen as more masculine than feminine, and i prefer to express my gender more androgynously.

agender -- i do not feel closely aligned with either men or women but comfortably take on both masculine and feminine traits

mostly woman if i had to choose

dyke. i.e. female, lesbian, radical feminist. / i was always called a tomboy growing up, though never "wanted to be a boy". early adulthood, i was often mistaken for male.

transmasculine(ish), non-binary, genderflux, and/or queer, depending on who i'm talking to and how i'm feeling.

this is in flux right now. usually 'woman' but not very strongly.

i don't really have an internal sense of my gender, and for that reason i often describe myself as agender. however, i also identify as genderqueer, which is an identity that reflects my political commitments and larger queer identity.

female. i use feminine pronouns, i present with semi traditional gender norms.

i'm a girl like i have a vagina

female, not sure i really feel much gender, but maybe i'm a woman

gender labels i use mainly include non-binary, stellunarian, nongendered, queer. i waffle between whether i consider myself agender, "mostly agender with a teensy bit gender", whether agender counts as a gender, or whether it's an "absence of gender".

cis-ish / occasionally leaning towards non-binary, though mostly i just don't want to be gendered by those who don't know me.

cisgender woman but uninterested in most social 'feminine' standards

agender (or) non-binary (or) non-binary transmasc. i'm in progress.

i'm biologically female and i believe that i will always be female, but i pass as male much of the time to strangers and essentially conform to the male gender role. i see myself as a woman who totally conforms to the expectations set for men.

still questioning. i use she/her pronouns, but would consider myself non-binary or agender

i do not have a particular label that i jump to to describe my gender identity. if i had to choose, i would likely select non-binary to describe myself. i am afab but do not fully relate to the female experience i do not feel closely aligned to either male or female, but am not sure that i would call myself trans or cis or agender.

pretty much a woman, butch lesbian describes how interact with our gendered world

woman, i guess technically gender queer or non conforming but don't super identify with them for some reason i feel like i'm a woman but not in the sense that it's because i am or do things that are considered hegemonically feminine. i don't feel like i have to be womanly to be the woman that i am. so i guess my queerness extends to gender and sexuality.

high femme with big dick energy

i don't know - somewhere between cisgender woman and non-binary (moving further towards non-binary recently)

non-binary or genderqueer woman. which is to say, a woman who doesn't feel the need to abide by cultural gender norms.

not identifying as a particular sex, mostly identifying with what sex i feel like that day

my gender identity is that i am me.

i am a cisgender female. i identify as a woman.

my gender identity has shifted over the past several years. when i first began exploring my gender identity, my perceptions of gender were still heavily colored by my previous beliefs, so i first saw myself as a binary transgender man; especially early after coming out to my family, who took time to accept my gender identity, i tended towards hyper-masculinity in order to "prove" to them (and subconsciously, to myself) that my identity was authentic. over time, i have come to see my gender more fluid and less defined. i still describe myself as leaning toward male/masculine, but i have also come to not run away from my femininity. when i have to pick a single term, i usually use either "non-binary" or "genderqueer." seeing beyond the binary is something that i am continually learning to do in all aspects of life, not just gender, owing to my background in computer logic. i also fully favor reclaiming the word "queer" in order to explain that my experiences are different from what has been traditionally considered "normal."

genderqueer. specifically genderflux demiwoman. i was assigned female at birth and my personal understanding of gender aligns with that about 70-80 percent of the time. the rest of the time i feel highly androgynous/neutral/alienated from my body as a representation of "femaleness." i tolerate use of she/her pronouns, especially from those who understand i'm genderflux, and will stealth/pass in situations where my gender feels irrelevant too complicated (typically with mild dysphoric results). but my preferred pronouns are xhe/xers (pronounced zee/zers).

male (trans male, but i try to just go for male if that's possible)

i am comfortable with my cis female body, i'm comfortable with any prounouns but i don't feel like a lady or a woman. gender isn't important to me.

transgender boy, with some elements of agender/non-binary

i am somewhere in the range of genderqueer woman, non-binary afab

i don't really have a gender identity. like i don't identify with being a women fully but i also don't identify with any other word. i don't like the social roles assigned to women, but i don't present non-femininely enough or otherwise assume the social roles that most people associate with non-binary people (using they/them pronouns, presenting androgynously, etc). so.... my gender is not really fully aligned with any particular gender. loosely non-binary/gender non-conforming

androgyne - i consider myself to be an even mixture of man and woman.

woman who likes to use they/their or boi to describe myself.

when people see me, i like them to see an effeminate man.

i was born a biological female and feel comfortable both describing and presenting myself as female.

non-binary / genderqueer (in small social circles i use the word "xyn")

genderqueer - sometimes none of it, sometimes all of it, sometimes a bit here and none there, sometimes a bit there and none here

afab, politically female, caucuses with women, agender, anti-gender, female, woman, tired of being treated differently because of gender

genderqueer or agender. sometimes i say non-binary. i accept genderqueer woman or genderqueer person. (i don't really consider myself a woman, but since i am viewed as a woman by 99% of people, i am definitely political allies with women and women's struggles. it's complicated.)

trans fag, non-binary but more like a gay she than a they

i'm non-binary and maverique. my identity is stable and i adjust how i flirt, dress, sound, and hold myself depending on the space i'm in. kinda genderqueer.

cisgender woman, but am otherwise unattached to gender - while 'woman' feels more accurate than 'man', i don't see myself as very feminine or gendered and simply go with 'woman' out of simplicity.

non-binary, genderqueer, and genderfluid all describe my gender.

cisgender female, currently. however, i do not always feel fully female, so i am currently questioning but am leaning towards demigirl.

i don't have a gender identity

i am non-binary. i do not fit with in the binary and it is easier for to identify as such.

non-binary - i am both male and female (not cis, masculine and feminine, a mix of those, a third thing that is as itself but is neither, and sometimes agender.

female? female-ish? the lines have been blurry for awhile but i've pretty much just said female when asked because nothing else has quite felt right.

to keep things simple i just say "female," but i think it's more nuanced than that. i think if i felt safe enough...both in my own mind and in society, i would probably identify as genderless. but the dysphoria when i look at my body - and the way others see me - is simply too much. and even though i wear short hair and have top surgery, there's nothing i can do about my wide hips, pear shape, or short stature. so it's easier just to continue to claim "female."

how i personally feel inside and how i choose to appear to the outside world.

i am a trans man, and i just reached six months on testosterone!

female (i've questioned my gender identity before but i don't really feel a strong way about it, so i just go with what i was assigned at birth since it's easier)

i'm non-binary transmasculine.

i don't feel a connection to any gender, so i describe myself as agender.

i'm actually in a stage right now where i'm sort of questioning this. i largely have identified as female previously, but i am wondering if i am some shade of genderqueer. i am largely happy presenting as female and being identified by female pronouns, but i have an interest in wearing a packer and experimenting a bit more with my expression and identity. i do not currently and have never experienced gender dysphoria, but there are aspects of identifying as fully female that i am never 'euphoric' about either, and my identity as a woman feels less important to me most of the time than my identity as queer (in terms of sexuality) or even things like being southern, / / tl;dr... /shrug

a whole big mess of socially male, personally female / if i was amab, i'd be feminine non-binary, but since i'm not, i have to transition to get to that point

agender. i experience 'agender' as gender neutrality rather than a lack of gender, as it's usually defined. i would also describe myself as strictly androgynous.

i conceptualize myself as genderfluid. i move between connections to masculinity, femininity, and agender identities.

non-binary - if gender is a spectrum between male and female, somewhere in the middle with occasional slight inclinations towards the femme side

i identify as trans and non-binary is the label i usually use (i sometimes use transmasculine or trans guy). i identify considerably more with maleness than femaleness, but also identify more with femininity than masculinity.

i generally use "genderflux" or "genderqueer" to describe my gender.

bi-gender (a subset of non-binary, related to but not the same as genderfluid or genderflux). i spend part time as a guy, part time as a girl/woman, with gender switches occurring every 2-5 months.

agender, but i am not fussed about being called a woman

i am a cisgender woman, i identify as female and use she/her/hers pronouns.

i don't define my gender identity. i have dysphoria and have taken some steps to physically and socially transition to manage it.

i do not have a gender that i know of.

in memes, usually? / rarely, and with a lot of noncommittal hand gestures? / through the metaphor of absurdist theater? / like, idk man i just work here.

woman but i don't feel a strong connection with my gender. as an autistic i'd say that i was raised (and "born") female and after close reflection i decided i liked my body, and pronouns and that any desire to change my gender or become agender was rooted in a desire to escape sexual harassment/misogyny and for me was not a justification to change my gender.

queer - but i use she/her pronouns for ease

a comet shooting through the gender universe somewhere around non-binary trans genderqueer genderfluid etc

female, but only because it's the default and i don't care enough to explore anything else (probably demi girl)

usually i say 'non-binary', but 'butch', 'queer', and 'trans' are also useful words for me.

genderless, present as male for safety, female assigned at birth.

i consider myself female, but not feminine.