I know a nonbinary musician who called themselves a hemi-demi-semi-boy, and no joke will ever top that. (A sixty-fourth note is also called a hemi-demi-semi-quaver) 😂

Your demigirl video made me realize I’m a demiboy, thank you so much for it and for make this video as well! Labels were always hard to work with so I’m really happy I found one that fits, though calling myself non-binary (even though it’s technically true) still feels a bit off, so I use demi-binary, which is the half way of the half way lol

When I was younger (AMAB), I always felt that I didn't fit the stereotypical definition of masculinity, but as I grew up in evangelical Christianity I didn't think anything else of it. Fast forward several years later (and having left the church), and I started to have feelings that maybe I wasn't 100% male. When I first started searching into whether I was non-binary or not, I came across the term demiboy and it felt like it fit me so much. I changed my pronouns online to he/they, and felt so euphoric that I was finally coming to terms with who I was. I'm still not out to friends and family (for a number of reasons), but hopefully the day will come where I feel comfortable being public with who I truly am.

I think demiboy describes very well my gender. For my entire childhood I always felt kinda identified with being male (mostly because most people around me were AFAB), but I never felt a connection to masculinity itself as I was very different from the other boys. I remember I thought I was like "in between the two genders", because I felt so different from both men and women. Then I found out about non-binary people, but for some reason I felt like I still didn't belong there. Then I tried some microlabels to try to find my true gender but then gave up and decided I didn't want a gender, so I settled with agender. However, I recently realized I do kinda feel masculine, but I still don't want to be a man, like I want to be non-binary but I can't because this feeling gets in the way. So now I realized that I'm a demiboy instead, in between man and non-binary/agender.

5/5. Yesterday was my first official "They Day"

GOD this video helped out a TON. I've always identified as non-binary but I've always been like "but boy stuff good too." PROUD to FINALLY be comfortable and sure of my identity

Omg, thank you so much for this video! Honestly I'm not fully sure if I'm nonbinary, a demi-boy, or just like in between those two or something. I really appreciate that you make this kind of content, and I overall wish you got more recognition for your videos as I and many others enjoy them. Thank you again and I wish you a good day/night :)

social dysphoria(misgendering, using Deadname, or other social related situations in relation to one's gender identity) is a type of dysphoria is not talked about very much and it is something that needs to be. When I realized I was bigender, my male identity took me a while to figure out as I was almost like a yo-yo. Finding out about Demiboy/Non Binary male, I realized it rang with me along with the still accepting of my AGAB. Feeling attached to the world of masculinity in presenting masculine or just feeling partially as a man is something I have had for sometime time but never realized it or had a name for it until a few years ago along with the Bigender label. The social dysphoria hit me hard at a festival recently when someone in the area I helped out with would not use the pronoun I would use based on the gender I was feeling that day and would the singular they/them pronouns for most people. Also because I have a bit of a thyroid issue that causes me to grow facial hair occasionally even though I am AFAB, there have been times that I may have a light stubble and people thought I was a Trans woman and I had to correct them. Bad cases of Social Dysphoria. I never had physical dysphoria.

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you made me realize that I'm a demi boy sort of. I'm also non-binary, aromantic, and asexual. I love ur vids, and I love how you make your content enjoyable, and educational

Thank you for this video! This helped a lot. I'm AMAB, and started questioning my gender recently. I've never really resonated with "cis male," and started to look at the different terms under the trans umbrella, like genderqueer. Then a good friend of mine introduced me to the term "demiboy," and that lead me to your video.

For me, the first thing that made me wonder if I wasn't cis after all was the moment I realized that he/they was an option, and the fact that I really liked the idea of using both sets of pronouns. Though at first I didn't think I could be a demiboy because I thought I had too strong a connection to masculinity (spoiler alert: I don't) and that I didn't think I had an idea of what being nonbinary must feel like. After a month of soul searching and educating myself on what androgyny is and how gender works, I finally circled back around to the one label that I always had a strong connection to. And that's how I realized I'm a demiboy. Thanks for making this video, Lynn! Will always love you for what you do and who you are!

I fluctuate a lot between agender and demiboy, not sure if I can say I am boyflux, genderfaun or agenderflux tho. So for next time, 5 signs you might be agender 🙂

Wow, I think this might be me. Thank you so much for all you do! ❤

This is extremly relatable.

Thank you so much for doing this! There is hardly anything out there on the demiboy identity so this topic being tackled by one of my favorite KZfaqrs was a real treat! For the most part, communicating that I am a "guy" is usually enough for daily interactions, but there is something very validating in finding a term that encompasses my own experience.

I relate to some of this. Recently discovered that they/them pronouns feel like a warm comfy hug to my brain. Tho I also relate to your points about agender identity too. 🤔

At first I thought I was just trans, I heard it and was like, 'that sounds about right.' I've always wondered randomly though about going by They/Them but I loved going by He/Him, before I heard of Demiboy but I didn't fully understand what it meant. So I started thinking I could be a Demiboy but looked up the definition just incase, after I read the definition everything sort of clicked. I felt a kind of connection that I didn't fully get with trans, I still consider myself under trans but I'm a Demiboy, calling myself this really helped me understand myself more, all I need to do is tell my friends about it!

that you so much for this video, I think I finally found a label that represents me!

Thank you for another interesting video!

Thank you so much for this video, Lynn! 😊🤩 I definitely feel demiboy explains my experience for me. I use non binary in my everyday but demiboy in certain spaces. I really resonated with what you said about the fluidity and that is so me especially being neurodivergent! I definitely know I have another gender alongside being demiboy (most likely autigender)

Love your videos lynntou are a beautiful human being love you're open minded channel you awesome proud of you lynn

So happy for everyone who's finding what label describes them the best :) Just a tiny reminder that even when someone identify as cis, they may still feel disconnected with gender norms. Labels are meant to help us to find who we really are, but the subjectiveness that come along with labels might cause unwanted misunderstanding. Assuming cis people automatically fits into the norm diminish their own gender experiences. Yes, gender can be defined as the set of social expectations/norms, but it's also a deep sense of being/self that is strictly subjective and personal.

This video hits too hard in a good way

Hearing the word brought me more joy than I know how to say and then your explanation cemented it for me. I've known I'm non-binary for a couple of years but something still felt suboptimal and this is the piece I was missing.

THANK YOU SO MUCH I THINK THIS IS ME‼️‼️

Thank you so much 🥰

I’m a demiboy demiromantic and I saw this video and wanted to see if I still resonate with the term and I honestly really do.

What made me realize I was demi boy was that- I had originally thought I felt gender fluid but it just didn't click. I realized over time that my cis gender was not who I was. Growing up no one told me it was wrong- but it just got a bad wrap in general if you weren't cis. I became so focused on what my birth certificate said I never thought to question my gender. Eventually I saw the signs. Growing up I always related with male characters more. Even watching a romance where the MC was a girl- I just thought she was cute and liked the story. I almost always related with the love interests instead. I never noticed that until I would read bl and then the difference between finding the female MC cute to straight up being immersed and relating with a male MC. I noticed more and more. I even was made fun of as a kid because I always acted like more of a dude and kinda dressed like one too. I hated make up because it just felt too feminine for me. I hated dresses because of the expectations it leaves and when looking in the mirror it always just felt- off and gross... I could never explain why. Ect ect. I had a long time trans friend explain to me what their realization was like- and just as a hypothetical I wondered if I may have been. Over time I realized I preferred the more cute or low key men when relating to myself and eventually I dropped my female pronouns all together outside of family and work. Using he/him and they/them just worked.. But at the same time I sometimes felt more stereotypically masculine than other times. Which is why I thought I was still gender fluid because I didn't know of anything else that would fit. Explained to someone how I felt and the how's and why's behind my gender and how it would affect or how I wanted it to affect my physical appearance and he mentioned I may be demi boy... Saw one description and it clicked. I had never heard of it before- but it felt so right. I'm still struggling to disconnect my female pronouns from myself from how hard wired I have been. But I genuinely felt more happy and at ease when it was androgynous(gender neutral) or male. It was basically just a massive step for me and I still need time for myself to fully adjust to that lol. Trust growing up like I did basically made me think it was a death wish to not be my cis so I genuinely was too sure to even realize I wasn't before XD

so i had one of my friends tell me to look into my gender bc i identify w they/them as well as he/him. ive always seen it as not fully nonbinary but not fully a boy. sometimes i dont even perceive myself as a boy as much as i do just myself. when i found out what the term demi boy meant it really just felt familiar tho ive never even heard of it and im very certain this is how i identify now. thank you :3

Thanks for the explanation :D you just made me a less disastrous disaster-pansexual/demiboy lol my sexuality + gender identity can only be described as "Gender: Windows 7 Compatibility Mode" at this point, so at least I can describe myself with less words now

Honestly, I tried a soft cute/hot mask look and I have never had that level of gender euphoria before. It's sort of a "I'm boy, but not boy, boy." Sort of feeling. Makes sense when you consider that I felt like a man who reincarnated in a female body and it was fine at the time because I got to do all the boy things I wanted but still enjoy dressing up.

Yay it’s demiboy this time 😄😄

hey Lynn, could you do a 5 signs for GNC maybe? i've been struggling to identify my gender, whether i'm a GNC cis man or a demiboy. i'd like to compare the differences

I feel like how we conceptualize guys. Feel like a boy, but then I also a lot of the time feel more like a masculine gendervoid/no “gender label” (but not an agender person) person who is skirting the line between boy and it, just really masculine and a mix, much more often than feeling like the boy (like my boy is often always a little quirky), and then I also feel like a middle ground/light not so masc person, as if I’m nonbinary/agender but also that can and often is mixed with still feeling like the gendervoid masc, so ig it’s like a light version of it. Then I got my girly non-binary/agender/gendervoid girl. Like yeah sure you could call me a girl or I’m comfortable with/wanna come off as one even tho I mentally feel the same as all the stuff I classified as gender. Nonbinary/gendervoid/agender but fem presenting ig? And then also a version that actually feels like I don’t feel very different from what I’m wearing and presenting myself as, and therefore it’s like half fem/girl or actually a girl. Cuz I don’t feel different than my girly clothes. ??? 🫠

Thank you! Im aroace and questioning if im a demi boy :)

yay, i have a word for it now :3

2:50 I’m a demiboy, and I personally have dysphoria whenever my dad says “you’re the man”. I used to think it was just a hatred of patriarchy, but later realized it was mostly that I quite literally was not the man. Still hate patriarchy though.

I was born a female. Can I still be a demiboy. Btw I’m trans

This is how I’m interpreting my feelings. How does one describe.. demiboy.. but the other part of the gender is gendervoid which is both masculine and middle ground masculine.. but another part of the demiboy gender is non-binary/agender.. which is kinda masculine but neutral, or is just neutral/light, and the other part being a middle ground feeling where I really don’t feel off of being a girl, it’s just “yeah that’s fine sure I’m a girl”, while not feeling like a girl but also not feeling super opposed to it. Like feeling like the non-binary feeling I feel when I interpret myself can still be slapped on with the label girl, but still feels different than the feeling itself actually being girl… and then… another one that is maybe actually girl, lightly and openly. (?) Even if I was going with demiboy because it encompasses 1 or multiple other genders being involved, it doesn’t feel like it factors in the girl part. Maybe it doesn’t have to, it just means strong connection to boy, even if u got some girl part in there. ??? You think you find the answer with gendervoid shadow figure mf and instead you find there’s multiple different ways you interpret yourself that you feel like you can’t just not clarify

I've been stuck between androgynous trans man and masculine non-binary for a while and i think demi boy might work for that feeling?

I didnt necessarily relate to all the points in the video, but for a long time ive been questioning if im a demiboy. I currently identify as non-binary (AFAB) and ive been using they/them pronouns for awhile. Im only out to my friends and a few trusted adults, none of my family though. Ive been trying to do things that make me seem or act less fem and im slowly getting there. Ive gotten good at concealing my chest, and a majority of my hobbies and interests align with masc or nuetral things. Like i love kids, animals, writing, reading, and skating. People of any gender can do those things. Ive had a hard time with my gender for the longest time because for awhile i identified as a lesbian and tried only finding interest in girls. But i found interest in my genderfluid, nonbinary, and transmale friends instead. All having a more masculine vibe. In romantic partners i look for a brain type, not an appareance, style, gender, etc. And i wouldnt have had so much trouble with gender if i knew my oarents were accepting. Theyre horribly transphobic (even tho im not trans) and dont belive in pronouns. I use my friends' pronouns even when around my parents and they always question "whos they? Arent we talking about one person?". So ive had difficulty with it because i know i cant come out. On top of that i look naturally fem. I had long hair to the middle of my back for as long as i can remember. I recently got it cut and its now barely below my ears in most parts, a significantly more masc/neutral haircut. I personally love it, and ive gotten lots of comoliments on it. My parents actually happen to be the only people to say anything negative about it. They started reffering to me as "Alen" or "Steve" (my birth name starts with an H and is very obviously a female name, i prefer the name Cam), not willing to come out i just ignored it, eventually i was like, "can you *please* stop calling me that? Thats not my name" and theyve only used it a few times since. Ever since ive been non-binary ive been aware of the fact that i take interest in more masc things, i get along rlly well w most ppl AMAB, and i genuinely dont mind/ kinda like being referred to as a 'he' or a 'sir', but ive always looked really fem so ive never been mistaken as one. Im trying to alter my style and appearance to bring out the masculinity, but part of me still wants to be non-binary instead of trans. I dont feel fully like a man, and i dont necessarily want to be a male, i just relate to the feelings of masculinity fairly strongly. No part of me wishes i was born a boy, no part of me wishes i had other part's, but i still wish to look like a boy, i wish to be mistaken as one, and i wish to be referred to as male aligned pronouns. But i think the thing stopping me from identifiying as a demiboy is that im scared. What would that mean? How would ppl think of me? Wouldnt that be so far from what i used to be? Would i have to change my pronouns? What kind of disrespect would i endure? How many times would i have to explain it? So many questions stopping me from using the label i feel a connection to, all bc im too scared. This video mostly reassured that im probably right with my suspicions, im gonna continue with my research before i decide to accept the inevitable result tho 🫡🤞

I think im between demiboy and agender. I feel like im agender but i also feel a slight connection to manhood. When i saw your video i could relate but not entirely because the term demiboy doesnt feel right for me but agender does

i feel like every time you do one of those "5 signs you might be..." i relate to all of them (someone help me pls

I've been trying to find my ID officially. DemiBoy is the closest I've come. I bounce between masculine and feminine, but not really in between. As far as attraction to others, I don't see gender. My emotional connections define my attraction to other people (IDing as a man, I'm often drawn to other men more so than women). Sexuality is like #70 on my lively priority list, it's not something I seek on the regular. I guess my question is, would that make me a DemiBoy? or Asexual? I'm new to all of this. I'm freshly out and old

What do I call myself if I’m afab and identify as a girl but also identify as a boy partially? Am I bigender girl and demiboy or am I just confused (I say “just confused” because I am very much confused abt my gender identity)

So can I be a Demi boy as someone who was born female? I feel like a boy, but not entirely

Thanks now i know I'm a demyboy i guess I mean like i use feminine words but most likely masculine unless wanna sound cute like femin type i guess my social anxiety made me learn from different genders so thank you so much your content was realy helpfull #: i wish i get a like from you it will mean a lot to me and once again thank you ❤❤❤❤

tnk u

I have a vary important question, if someone assigned female at birth identifys as a Demiboy can they take testosterone like a trans male whud if they close to?

Am I a demiboy am don't feel like a girl but i feel little boy and not a boy I don't know anymore

I originally thought I was a trans man but I realized I don’t feel wholly masculine genders

i am pretty sure i am demiboy i sometimes feel like i'm male but theres always that not really aspect to that

I think I may be a Demi girl

No label is the answer - truly. You don't need a label to connect with being human. Feeling masculine and/or feminine at times is normal. All of these 5 signs I have felt or experienced and I am a regular woman, born in 1972, and still working on being comfortable. The more 'labels' you box yourself into, the harder it gets and the smaller life becomes. If anyone wants a safe place to talk I would be happy to help and be there for any of you. With love and respect, Jen

I'm a demon boy

Can girl be a demiboy

this is what fatherless people go through ahaahah

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I think we need to not make it so complex....

5 Signs you might need to see a doctor.

At first i thought i was Genderfluid or demigirl or even non-binary.. and i was even thinking that i transmasc because at times i feel less boyish and at times i feel more masculine like now.. But, now i realized that im DEMI-BOY! 🩵 This literally describes me PERFECTLY.

This video hits too hard in a good way