Cisco man

I'm a trans woman.

Probably late but freshly cracked trans girl here!

Me is trans demigirl catgirl :3

At the moment I consider myself a trans girl but it may turn out that I'm some kind of demigirl as I explore my gender identity more.

Agender trans-neutral

I'm just a standard issue guy; always have been. Was raised conservative and flipped to progressive as an adult.

I'm here out of benevolent curiosity. I want to know how to interact with trans folks respectfully. I believe that learning about their thoughts and experiences will foster a perspective that makes it easier to understand how to do that.

Why not, special occasion why not bring out the micro label? Trans non-binary Genderfaun ( fluid between agender and masc but never femme).

I generally go with trans woman/girl (I refuse to acknowledge that I'm getting older), but mostly because I feel like that broad classification covers a fair amount of what other people would classify as demigirl or transfemme enby. Admittedly I also take the view that gender can be described as a zone of 3-d grid, with axes "femme", "masc" and "other" (although what "other" really is depends on the individual in question), and my own goes 80-90 femme, ~10 masc, 20-30 other (each out of 100)

Transfem demigirl femboy (technically magigirl, but more people know the term demigirl so I just use that)

Trans masc, not sure where on the spectrum of binary/non-binary

Male, I'm just here to observe

trans girl, the trans part is important to me :3

and I also like being a bunnydemon! :D

It's enby, and definitely not solid.

Now, it almost never feels fluid. I spend weeks at a time thinking "Yeah, I feel I'm mostly a man, breaking out of norms just makes me feel free, and I wanna be strong like all those enbies I admire". And then one month later I see myself equally genuinely thinking "I'm a trans fem~ish, and I wish I could be pretty like all those women I admire."

And it's like I don't emotionally "remember" the other state. Each state is my entire reality while in it.

But consciously, I remember having been through this, not just now with gender, but some years ago with sexuality as well.

So yeah. It's a little bit of everything, all of the time.

Trans girl 🥰️🏳️‍⚧️️💖️

Nonbinary (AMAB)

Yes

I am a trans woman that is just trying to "blend in" if you know what I mean.

But if it comes up in conversation and i'm comfortable enough I may or may not reveal the fact that I'm trans.

Nebulous

Agender transfem, I think mostly fits me, but I'm still coming to terms with the transfem part (especially since I live in the UK 😅)

I'm a cis man. I only watch this community because I feel for y'all and understand the discrimination you're going through.

I'm autistic and severely ADHD. It's hard to live when everyone hates you for just being you. So while I'm not an egg or anything I take comfort in being around others who know how it feels to be rejected and fought against.

I'm generally okay with and at ease with my birth gender, though I would definitely say that my inner self isn't inherently gendered and more picked up the qualities of my birth gender along the way but isn't inextricably linked to it.

I tend to think of it like how light when absorbed and reemitted takes on the frequency of the thing which absorbed it, but that coloring of the light isn't really describing the original nature or quality of the light so much as the journey it took and what was picked up along the way.

So cis gendered but not particularly committed to my gender one way or another. Would rank a host of other qualities above my gender in how important it is to my identity.

Transfem fairly binary

Transfem - Non Binary

I'm AroAce-Agender, as well as Isogender. Though I also do say I'm a femboy (don't ask how one can be a femboy without a gender, it's complicated).

Somewhere between agender (how I feel) and gender fluid (how I present)

Strong woman

I'm a trans woman; I don't tend to comment much, but I am here :)

enby/demigirl

Female or possibly demi-girl. The distinction doesn't make any practical difference to me, so I usually just go by female. I'm trans if that makes a difference in your graph.

Non-binary, i can't be arsed to try to find a more specific label.