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Hi,

excuse-me, but what does mean genderfluid?
Don't mean harm, but I'm just taking wild guesses when I see this everywhere, and I'm not getting what does that mean basically, I can just guess, but I rather ask someone who put these on their sheets or someone who roleplay with them.


Thanks

Genderfluid is when you, regardless of sex, don't conform to a single gender at all times, but you can be any and all. Many, but not all of them prefer "they" pronouns. At least that's my experience with people in real life, but it's always safer to ask if you're uncertain.

For my friends, gender fluid is when the gender the feel changes just whenever. It can be day to day, or whatever. Some days they feel like going by she/her, others he/him, some just they/them.

It's confusing. I mean is this like mens feeling like womens? Or like the dragqueens on RuPaul race? (It's a drag queen fashion show, for those who haven't heard about it, and trust me, they make-up so well. I'm in awe. xD)
(Yeah, I watch this. On Youtube. xD)
(Man, sometimes they look more "feminine" than I can be. As a woman.xD#Win)

Someone who's genderfluid might dress like a man one day, then like a woman the next, no matter what sex they were born as. It's kind of like, different moods. It's really hard to explain since I'm not genderfluid myself.

Ok, what I'm trying to capture it's the inside mind, not the exterior behavior.
If a person of either sex recognize himself in being "feeling like a man, or woman a day to another with no particular reason" please let me know. I would like to talk with you about it, it's intriging.


Cheers,

I am gender fluid.

What it means to me is, that I don't particularly feel like I identify with the genders set up by society. Depending on my way day, mood and what I am doing, I might feel more male or female but most of the time I feel 'in between' as in I don't identify strongly with either gender. I don't think of myself as male or female unless somebody points out my biological gender or uses he/him or her/she pronouns to address me.
I know it is most likely something that changes depending on who you are, your cultural heritage and so on, so I can only speak for myself in this case.

Well I got answer

Kim can You close the topic?

I dont find close topic button on my phone. xD

Thanks you,

Red