You can call me… Rocky

I identify as… Non-binary transgender queer

As far as third-person pronouns go, … They/them

I’m attracted to… Females and faab queer peoples

When people talk about me, I want them to… Not question me about myself.

I want people to understand… We are human too and deserve all the same rights as cisgender/heterosexual people

About Rocky
I’m Rocky from Boston.
Part-time artist, full-time pet care provider, extroverted introvert, dreamer.

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You can call me… Lucas

I identify as… semi-masculine genderqueer, probably polysexual

As far as third-person pronouns go, … they/them, he/him, ze/zir, it/its, any except for

I’m attracted to… anyone queer. a similar sense of humour and outlook on life to myself.

When people talk about me, I want them to… be respectful, not call me “pushy” when correcting them.

I want people to understand… no one is too young to identify differently to how they were born.

About Lucas

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Hi Genderforkers,

our site is looking for more diverse submissions, especially in the profiles section!

Since the founding of Genderfork, we have been actively prioritizing and screening our posts so that we show a robust mix of people, even when most of the material submitted to us has not necessarily skewed in the direction of underrepresented groups. You — our readers have always been quick to let us know when we dip below a certain threshold, because our GF community craves a diverse mix of representation and they want to see themselves reflected in a myriad of ways. We want to continue to deliver that now that our submission stream has dwindled a bit, and we want to fill in any gaps where we may have been lacking, especially as regards with age and ability.

If you are a new visitor, or have a friend who you think would be interested in this site, please pass this link along — we would be super grateful if you did! In the meantime, we will continue to work on inclusion and diversity in our posts, profiles and other sections of the website.

Looking forward to your entries,

the Genderfork Team

You can call me… Between the hours of 8 and 10.

I identify as… Genderless, angry, and finally in a place where I can laugh about it.

As far as third-person pronouns go, … ‘She’ is fine because I can’t really be bothered to remind people and I don’t like making things about me.

I’m attracted to… Sincere kindness and understanding, people who have been through Something, humility, bizarre and dark humor, style, that certain vibe that comes from inside.

When people talk about me, I want them to… Come from a place of love.

I want people to understand… That being aware of something doesn’t absolve you of it, that people don’t reveal integral parts of themselves because they used to have to hide to survive, so have some understanding for the person who’s aloof or timid or ‘too’strange or whatever. I want people to understand the importance of being inclusive.

About Between the hours of 8 and 10.
I haven’t arrived at an amalgamation of theories, but rather a hazy, disjointed set of beliefs. I don’t know who I am really and am trying to not think so much. I’m learning ASL and cobbling and drums, so that’s pretty cool.

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Reposted from article “Agender Person Goes From Being Bullied in the Newark Projects to Gracing the Cover of French Vogue”

I was like, “Oh, my goodness! All of the things that people teased me about or called me names about, or those things that were supposed to be my flaws, were really my strengths!”

Reposted from You Deserve Love Campaign

You can call me… Lee

I identify as… a polyamorous pansexual genderfluid revolving door.

As far as third-person pronouns go, … when it comes down to it I don’t really mind what others call me, but I tend to like gender neutral pronouns because it shows that they gave my identity some thought.

I’m attracted to… an open mind, great sense of humor, easy going personality, and someone who stands for what they believe in.

When people talk about me, I want them to… not feel afraid to ask questions, but be polite. I’m more than happy to answer but I don’t have time for rude and bigoted people.

I want people to understand… that my sexuality, gender, pronouns, etc. doesn’t affect them and they shouldn’t let such things get in the way of possible friendship.

About Lee

Reposted from Ruch Queer, czyli ruch osób wolnych od stereotypów (approximate translation from Polish: “Queer movement, or the movement of people free from stereotypes”)

WE RUN: Non-Binary Inclusion In Sports, from Lauren Lubin, an extension of We Exist,

Reposted from DapperQ

You can call me… Brandon / Clementine

I identify as… Gender Fluid

As far as third-person pronouns go, … He or She depending on what personality I am currently using.

I’m attracted to… women, especially those who are also gender fluid. My quest to find that special one is something important to me and I’m starting to wonder if it will ever happen.

When people talk about me, I want them to… treat me like I am anybody else and not focus on what I am going to look like the next day.

I want people to understand… that it is difficult always wondering if something bad is going to happen to you just because the way that you are dressed. There is no reason why we shouldn’t be treating each other with respect and love. It also gets to be a bit expensive when you are maintaining two different wardrobes.

About Brandon / Clementine
I am 36 years old and I have been slowly discovering myself for a long time now. Growing up I always knew that I was different and didn’t quite fit into the traditional roles but never had a real idea of who I was. Once I learned what transgender was while in college it put me on the path to really get things figured out. Everyday though I am still learning new things about myself.

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From @thejefferyMarsh: “It’s ok to bring a little sass to your day sometimes.