I’m attracted to… Personality. I don’t care about gender, I’m pansexual
When people talk about me, I want them to… Be honest but respectful :)
I want people to understand… I’m still quite confused about my gender and I’m a mess but I try my best to be a good person
About Max
So I’m Max, i was born female but I’ve never identified as this gender and I’ve been trying to feel good about myself for quite a long time. I did my coming out a few weeks ago to my close friends and my sisters but i can’t figure out how to tell it to my parents so… Yeah. I’m French and 16 yo
I identify as… Bigender. I feel some mix of male and female with an increasingly more feminine gender expression. And if not feminine, than atleast more neutral.
As far as third-person pronouns go, … They/them though she/her doesn’t hurt when I’m looking super cute and feminine!
I’m attracted to… I’m androsexual so men and more masculine beings. I had originally came out as gay. I’m attracted to nerds, geeks, gamers, and Potterheads. To people who will talk for hours. To people who see me for me. I currently have an incredible boyfriend and we have been dating for almost a year. He is amazing and is about to graduate with a master’s degree!
When people talk about me, I want them to… Use my name and pronouns. Not focus on my gender
I want people to understand… Bigender is real. I’m not imaging something, I’m not stuck or confused. I’m not a woman because I wear make up. I’m not a man because my chromosomes are XY. I’m being my authentic self.
As far as third-person pronouns go, … They/them is best.
I’m attracted to… Still questioning for the most part, but as it stands I think I’m pansexual. So, everyone.
When people talk about me, I want them to… Refer to me as a “person”, not a “girl”. If gender is actually brought up that is, though I’d prefer it only be mentioned if someone asks.
I want people to understand… That just because I have a long ponytail doesn’t necessarily mean “that’s a 100% girl 100% of the time”.
As far as third-person pronouns go, … him, he, his
I’m attracted to… both guys and girls but i’m more on the guys side
When people talk about me, I want them to… use Craig for my name and use the right pronouns
I want people to understand… that it is alright to be yourself and don’t be afraid to stand up for who you are
About Craig
born to two happy parents who named me Samantha i’ve never felt in place, i’ve always felt like i didnt belong to my born to gender and i new this all my life but when i turned 12 i started thinking more about it i came out to my group of friends who had already came out, they were all very accepting i am now 13 (as of 2016) and just recently told my parents and they also accept me but i do have trouble at school with certain classmates but overall it is ok
I identify as… Agender, genderqueer and queer in general
As far as third-person pronouns go, … They/them (preferably) but sometimes she/her
I’m attracted to… Women and feminine guys. if they know what they want, if they try to reach their goals, are adventurous and think every dream is a blueprint for a new adventure.
When people talk about me, I want them to… See me as just me, as another human being right next to them.
I want people to understand… I am me and I’m fine with people wondering why I am myself and questioning what happened to the person everyone thought they knew.
About Dyl (Dylan)
I am just a funny person who loves puns more than the sun keeps humans alive on earth. I can be serious when needed and will help people out if I feel like they need it.
You can call me… Andrew (Drew or Andy work fine, too)
I identify as… A femme Abrosexual Transgender boy.
As far as third-person pronouns go, … I prefer he/him/his but anything other than she/her/hers is ok!
I’m attracted to… All genders, none, one, or multiple…depending on the day.
When people talk about me, I want them to… Talk about me as a man. Not a “Transgender” man. Just a man. Like any other.
I want people to understand… Boys can like My Little Pony and dress up games, girls can like sports and Power Rangers. These things aren’t set in stone.
About Andrew (Drew or Andy work fine, too)
My name is Andrew (Drew or Andy work fine, too) and I’m an Abrosexual Transgender Atheist. I like My Little Pony, Jem & the Holograms, Batman, Undertale, Welcome To Night Vale, and pugs!
I was assigned female at birth, but I identify as androgynous. I’m lucky, since I don’t look very feminine anyhow, and since I prefer to dress very casually, I seem to pass as male in most situations.
That’s fine on a daily basis, but every now and then I feel bad about it, because I’m not a man and I’d rather be read as androgynous. I’d like to incorporate something more feminine in my gender expression, but that seems like a minefield, since I don’t want to go back to being read as female.
On the other hand that may just be something I tell myself because I’ve gotten so used to the privileges of being read as male and am secretly afraid of the repercussions of being read as a femme man, even though that would seem to be a more accurate description of my identity on some days.
I’m not even sure what I’m asking. Insight into androgynous expression? Tips on how to be more confident about not presenting traditionally masculine? Anything’s welcome.
I identify as… a queer witch bitch. But with the official terms and labels: BDSM-loving female-bodied genderqueer lidioist asexual. (Witch meaning I follow the Wiccan path :))
As far as third-person pronouns go, … anything is fine by me. I personally like they/them, but she/her is acceptable, he/him or even it/its too.
I’m attracted to… the human soul. I do experience aesthetic, sensual and platonic attraction, but sometimes my attraction to someone is… unexplainable. Their soul just calls out to mine.
When people talk about me, I want them to… respect me. I understand some people are confused by my identity, and many have asked all sorts of questions in order to try and understand. But if you don’t know something, please don’t go on to say things that aren’t true or that you aren’t sure of.
I want people to understand… that my identity is valid. Especially my asexual orientation. I am not faking it, I am not doing this for show. This is who I am and I feel so amazing being the queer witch bitch that I am. I still fight with inner-doubt, but I’ve grown to love and accept myself. Other than that, love you all!
About JuJu
Human being, artist, activist, dreamer. I hope to change the world someday, and I am always open to meeting new friends. :)
For anyone who is interested, check out my Instagram: jujuanisko
Lots of love everyone! :D
As far as third-person pronouns go, … Any pronouns are fine as long as they are used with kindness <3
I’m attracted to… Mostly masculine men, but I’m also attracted to masculine women and the occasional feminine man
When people talk about me, I want them to… Remember that I’m a human being just like them
I want people to understand… That nobody’s perfect and I’m not perfect so that means I’m normal like everyone else no matter what people may say
About Soren or Sarah
I want to study Computer Science. I enjoy writing and reading while I’m not in school. I’ve had my ups and downs in life like many others, and I’m always on the lookout for new friends.
YO! Ok, so I’ve been just using the term “non-binary” although it is an umbrella term because I’m not sure what my actual gender is. I’ve been thinking about either demiboy or demifluid? I was born with female anatomy, but I’m not a girl. At all. How I describe it is that I’m fluid between a boy and an agender. That’s mainly what it is, I think. So, can anyone help me figure out what term works for me? I’m not exactly sure what to call myself as of now, and I’d really like to find a label that fits!