IMGP3887, originally uploaded by mattbuck4950.

You can call me… Tiara

I identify as… a queer pansexual polyamorous woman of awesome.

As far as third-person pronouns go, … “she,” please.

I’m attracted to… cuddles, redheads, women in power, redhead women in power (oy, my weakness), voices (queer people have the BEST voices, I swear), silly humour, lanky femmy-looking guys with eyeliner, powerful women. Though, I am often surprised.

When people talk about me, I want them to… pay attention to *me*, not my race. and not make assumptions about me and my gender/sexuality just because I happen to be “foreign.”

I want people to understand… that there are more representations of queer than relatively-narrow Western models will allow.

About Tiara
tiara the merch girl. kinsey 4.5. pansexual polyamorous seeking to make that less theoretical. performance artist, creative producer, creatrix of awesome. brisbane, australia. perpetual foreigner. http://themerchgirl.net

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“march 27 2011”, by charley, also the model. Originally posted on barefoot in existentia.

Someone wrote…

Labels are strange to me. “Transgender” feels weird enough coming out of my mouth, let alone something as abrasively in-your-face as “genderqueer.” Ultimately, the only labelthat I’m truly comfortable with is “Me”.

What’s your experience?

And what are you thinking about gender right now?

., originally uploaded by D L Patient.

You can call me… Deetz, ozzy/ozwald (once transitioned), or victor, cannot seem to decide on the two yet.

I identify as… TransMan, I would most likely prefer just male though.

As far as third-person pronouns go, … He him, sir, guy, man, boss, awesomesauce

I’m attracted to… rarely take attraction, but when do, women. Has to have some related thing to my likings too, such as a certain style, and art. so on.

When people talk about me, I want them to… call me by what i am, not what they have seen me born as.
not think i’m some lesbian who’s afraid of men.

I want people to understand… You don’t have to be a stereotypical male (football, sexsexsex, beer, beating on someone, rough rrrhhhg muscly) to actually be male.

About Deetz
Hello fellow gentlemen and ladies, born in the country of tea and crumpets, my obsessions are anything of the Victorian era. no, not steampunk.
I am an illustrator/comic artist. which i soon hope to be one day.
i am sadly mostly under stealth and would PREFER no one knew i was a transgender, and just a man, but trans friends are most encouraging and coooool.
website: Drdeetz.deviantart.com

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5 am, originally uploaded by anne:_.

Someone wrote…

“If my gender were a Pokemon, I think it would be MissingNo.”

What’s your experience?

And what are you thinking about gender right now?

You can call me… Amely

I identify as… transgendered.. and I’m fine with living in both worlds.. Well, after some time now.. that means androgynous male and transgendered girl…

As far as third-person pronouns go, … depends on my mood.. but generally happy if it’s she or hers.. No matter what gender expression I have at that moment..

I’m attracted to… feminine girls, especially those accepting me the way I am.

When people talk about me, I want them to… not think about my gender.. it shouldn’t be that important..

I want people to understand… that the world is not binary.. and gender is definitely not! That there is no just woman, just man.. there is so much more in between..

About Amely
More about me on http://twitter.com/amelyblade or (in German) on my blog http://amelyblade.wordpress.com

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Transform, originally uploaded by Frenky_photo.

Keagan wrote…

“Gender fluidity is absolutely sexy!”

What’s your experience?

And what are you thinking about gender right now?

A short by TransCultureTV, highlighting groups such as Dykes Do Drag.

Someone wrote…

“Everything in life is constantly in motion, constantly changing, so why shouldn’t gender?”

What’s your experience?

And what are you thinking about gender right now?

I’m watching O_O, originally uploaded by >kay<>UK<.

You can call me… NeNe (or Ergane (er-GAH-nay), preferably)

I identify as… A Klein 5.6, gender non-normative, genderqueer, trans-mesh, genderfluid, gay

As far as third-person pronouns go, … I prefer gender-neutral… “E went to the store.” “That is em bag.”

I’m attracted to… Innards and outtards. (Read that how you like.)

When people talk about me, I want them to… smile at me. I’m kinda beautiful. ;)

I want people to understand… that body parts does not a gender dictate and to experience me as the person I am instead of trying to fit me into some box. I want people to understand that I am not trying to be difficult, but true to myself and to live as authentically and as honestly as I can… I am trapped in a body, but it is just a body — it really ain’t that serious!

About Ergane
Ergane Quentin lives in Seattle, WA.

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Submitted by Star, the model.

Someone wrote…

I feel more gendered by my tan lines than by my breasts. My breasts are part of MY body. My tan lines are signs of what my society incorrectly thinks about that body.

What’s your experience?

And what are you thinking about gender right now?

Model is Daeg Faerch. Originally posted on F**k Yeah Androgyny!.

You can call me… Hannahboo

I identify as…Gender fluid.

As far as third-person pronouns go, … Feminine ones.

I’m attracted to… Mostly confident women. Both feminine girly types and androgynous types. Personality is what captures me. Not gender.

When people talk about me, I want them to… Realize that their opinions don’t affect me or who I am. I’m happy with myself and the life I lead. No approval is needed.

I want people to understand… Gender isn’t just something you’re born and assigned with. Neither is sexuality. People have a right to choose where they fit and what is comfortable to them. It doesn’t matter if it makes you comfortable or not. Just as long as the person living that way is happy.

About Hannahboo
-> 21
-> Gender fluid Engaged to the most amazing woman in the planet.
-> Determined to live my life outside of the box society tries to put us in.

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“Trevor”, by Laurel Golio. Originally posted at We Are The Youth.