I hope you all enjoyed this video. Let me know what some of the signs that helped you figure out you're genderfluid!

I'm a senior citizen who's starting to feel free after 60 years. Thank you for this video. Wondering though because some days I feel maculine and other days feminine. I like wearing both clothing.

how i realized i was genderfluid was when i realized it really upsets me that i can’t just switch between a man and woman’s body, that i “was stuck” just being one. i want to be seen as all gender and no gender

Dysphoria for me (only sometimes): "Ugh. I need to get a binder." Man "Wow, I'm hot today." Woman "This is not right, what am I missing??" Non-binary/other

Gender alone at home be like: *feels quite comfortable with agab, doesn't have to worry what clothes to wear or worry about gender much because nobody is around* Gender outside home: *stresses about being percived as their agab, doesn't want to go and correct people because they might not understand it*

I really love that you mentioned gender euphoria. I understand that dysphoria can be extremely difficult and not being cis can be really hard, but it doesn’t always have to be. The basis of your identity doesn’t always have to be rooted in pain.

I realized I was gender fluid bc in the time of a few months I went from heavily identifying as agender to identifying as a demiboy to feeling very much like a trans boy and then feeling like a girl again. and then I was like yeahhhhhhh I think I'm gender fluid. . .

Hi, confused baby bird over here lol I was born a girl, and I don't really mind that. I don't care about having female parts (although for some reason lately my chest has really been bothering me, but I have no idea if it's dysphoria). My problem is that I just, I want all the options. I want to wear anything, I want to have a chest to flaunt but sometimes I want to be completely flat, I wanna wear the baggy pants but I also would love to wear skirts. I HATE my name, and for some reason I've actually been down right cringing when I hear it sometimes, it makes me SO uncomfortable, like I've always hated my name but now it's much worse? And sometimes I kind of want a binder cause I want to look flat chested??? And whenever someone online uses 'male' words to refer to me (like bro, dude, man, etc) I get like really excited? I don't know if I'm making any sense right now but I just wanted to know if anyone relates to any of this lol Also like, okay, lately I've wanted to SAY I was genderfluid, but I feel guilty at the idea of expecting people around me to change what they call me if I feel like my gender has changed, like I'm burdening them. Same with changing my name, like the people around me have known me as this all my life and now I'm expecting them to change it? I dunno, it makes me feel bad... Can anyone relate? I'll happily take any advice lol

I know that for me personally I have the most negative feelings from gender when I experience my agab A lot of “why did I ever think I wasn’t cis? Was I faking it this whole time? Oh shirt what if I’m actually cis” but then again “why did I even cut my hair this short? Will people look at me weirdly if I wear a dress?” I’m so glad Lynn made this video, hearing all that from them made me so happy and made me feel seen Lynn, thank you! Thank you so much!

Took me forever to finally settle on gender fluid. That said I’ve been in the closet for over 40 years and only come out in the last 2. I can confidently identify as a pansexual, gender fluid, trans woman now. That too messed with me because I didn’t think that you could be gender fluid and still lean toward one of the binaries like that. But it literally describes my experience. I should’ve been born as a cisgender woman most likely, yet there are days I feel perfectly fine as a guy and others as a woman. No that I’ve set alarm labels I really feel right to me. I am looking at what this will mean for me from here on, whether transition or no or whatever I’d like to try out next. Thanks for your videos!

I knew I was gender fluid when I read the Magnus Chase series and read Alex's description of gender. The only difference is that I don't mind people just using they/them pronouns for me, because I'm ok with those pronouns all of the time and my feelings about he/she/it changes day to day. I just don't like to explain myself to people.

I literally love how you always match the background of your computer monitor to the content of the video, a very original and cool idea in my opinion.

i remember when i bounced back from gender to gender, agender, nonbinary, demi-girl, trans boy. i was just very very sure i wasnt a cis girl. I then went on the internet some more and found the term genderfliud, i finally felt myself. Gender is weird and stupid tbh, long story short, dress how you want and go be yourself. no one wants to go looking for something their whole life when they can make that something themselves.

I took me awhile to finally figure what gender I am. I went back and forth if I was cis woman or agender. I finally realize that I might be Demi-girl/agender. There some girly stuff I like (examples are the color pink, Disney Princess, and romance) and then there things about being a girl I don’t like (examples are makeup, shaving my legs, getting dress up and playing with my hair). I also know that I’m not trans, that sure thing. It just there times I like being girl and there times I don’t feel like a girl.

you hit every nail on the head for me. i identified as a man and a woman. both feel extremely constricting when they stand alone. i was born a female. hate my chest and my face, am ok with my curves and my butt. don’t like they/them, and feel euphoria when being called he/him or she/her - depending on the day. it’s taken me 6 years to figure this out lol.

I think the universe is giving me fricken signs, cuz I’ve literally been questioning whether I am or not, and then you publish this! Thank you

As a male conservative, I find this heartfelt and genuine. We are all granted equal rights by our creator. Bless you for your sharing and may it help others.

I remember back in elementary, there was a long period of time where I was feeling like a male. I acted so unladylike to the point where my friends would refer me as a ‘he’. I remember being extremely happy when I was being called as a he. But after that year passed, I started feeling more girly, I would start paying attention to things that girls like, ex: dresses, long good looking hairstyles and whatnot. I thought maybe I was wrong about me wanting to be a guy, maybe I’m just a tomboy or in a weird childhood phase. And I started hating the fact that my friend would question me why I’m acting girly all of the sudden, I know they most likely asked out of curiosity but I remember thinking it and was confused why did I start hating being called a he when I used to love it? Fast forward another 2 years and I’m feeling tomboyish again, this time I feel happy when my classmates would refer me as a he and even called me by my middle name (which sounded more masculine while my first name sounded more feminine). My classmates would refer me as a he because they thought the pronouns suit me better. Now, after another 2 years and I’m starting to get confused because I don’t feel like a he or she anymore but rather as a non binary. I was introduced to the tern genderfluid previously and thought that describes me, but when I feel non-binary it suddenly doesn’t make sense. Can you feel like being some other genders other than male and female as a genderfluid? And is it possible for a genderfluid to stand by a certain gender for a long period of time?

If you were launched into the sun, you’d become gender plasma.

I can't imagine myself in ten, five, twenty years, it's very confusing for me, sometimes I feel masculine and sometimes feminine, and other times I feel like I don't fit into either of the two.

I've concluded that I was genderfluid a while ago, but I love vids like these, (or any content supportive of genderfluid people for that matter)! I grew up in the "genderfluid cringe" era of KZfaq, where the label was getting a lot of traction online and none of it was good, so I still push off the label a lot. Whenever my gender shifts to a more fem leaning one (I'm AFAB), I get a lot of shame and doubt, as I want to fit in with non-fluid transmasculine people really bad. But vids like these serve as a reminder that other genderfluid folk and I have reasons to celebrate our identities, no matter what anti-fluid folk say. :)

Thank you for making this video! I’ve been questioning if I was gender fluid for a while now, and knowing that I relate to a lot of the things you talked about has helped me a lot! Also, I love the backgrounds you put on your computer, they’re all so cute!

Hey there! I'd love to see one of these style videos on being genderflux. I recently learned this term and I think it's extremely valuable, especially in the nonbinary and trans community. I'm always feeling both male and female (I guess that's bigender, but I prefer to describe my gender experience as androgynous), but to what degree I feel both changes fairly regularly without ever truly shifting outside of my gender, as with genderfluid people. I've found this part of my gender identity really confusing to understand, so I think more conversations on this topic would be useful for others who don't quite understand their changing gender intensity.

i would be so much happier being genderfluid if i could shapeshift

I've had times when I've preferred thinking of myself as my parents' son, thinking of myself as a man, and thinking of being called things like "Mr." and "Sir," and other times (privately because I'm not out as Genderfluid yet) I've preferred thinking of myself as my parents' daughter, thinking of myself as a woman, and thinking of being called things like "Ms." and "Ma'am."

I feel like I'm both, mostly male but I feel like I act kind of female a lot of the time and I'm into some girly stuff also.I don't really like it when people expect you to be a certain way based on appearance etc.I don't really care what label I'm under, it took me a long time to figure this all out and also accept it but now I know who and how I am and I'm feeling good about it.

this was really helpful--particularly points 1 and 2. and just in time for my questioning! thank you very much for making this quick and informative video. i've been very unsure on what label fits me best for a while now.

I'm gender fluid, but usually identify myself as non-binary with they/them pronouns simply because that always makes me feel good and anything else would feel like a burden on those around me (also due to transphobic people she her pronouns are never ok, so I don't see the point as much). But it's definitely the fluctuating dysphoria that tipped me off- it made me doubt myself a lot when I came out because I wondered if I was just doing it for attention when I felt bad (news flash, dysphoria Feels Bad). But now I'm much more comfortable, and style myself either more masculine, feminine, both, or neither depending on the day- I've even made myself a chart to help nail down my gender expression if I can't figure out what to wear or smth. The chart is a quadrant with masc/fem on the x-axis and strong/ambivalent on the y (to indicate how strongly I feel about my gender that day). My worst days are -x +y because that's masculine/strong and, unfortunately, my body is not very masculine and binders only do so much work

I appreciate the focus on gender euphoria. Because I connect to being genderfluid based so much more on euphoria than dysphoria. I have my moments where when someone genders me as male, (I am very much presenting in my physicality as male) sometimes it feels off and weird and just don't know what to do with it. But the other day I was in my full make up, and a dress and gothic trench coat. And this person at a store I was shopping at had said to me, "your an absolute goddess". Lemme tell you, there's no better feeling than that validation and affirmation. So thank you so much for that focus

Starting to question if I’m genderfluid but I’m not sure if I am. I definitely feel more masculine some days and then get fully convinced I’m just a trans guy just to turn around and be like noooooo man feels way to masculine I just want to be some gender less blob and sometimes I’m ok with my chest and other days I hate it. (I’m afab btw). Then on certain days I’ll be like I feel comfortable being fem but I’ve never had a moment where I fully identify as a girl. My masculinity and femininity fluctuate but I’ve never fully identified with she/her, sometimes she/her feels nice and sometimes it doesn’t but I’ve never felt like oh just she/her and girl, does this mean I’m still genderfluid?

I recently went to a LGBT group with my boyfriend for the first time and I met a gender fluid person and when they where talking to me I asked them about how they found out they where gender fluid and asked them about how they felt when they where figuring it out. And it all described exactly how I feel, and this video is helping me confirm that I might be gender fluid myself

It's difficult to me to realise whether I'm genderfluid or not, because I don't really feel "the transitions" and neither do I feel any dysphoria. I just feel gender envy towards every cute boy/girl I see and my top 2 dream of all time is to change my body however I want whenever I want at a flick of the fingers with no repercussions. Totally cis.

I been trying to explain that I feel like I am gender-fluid but not many people in my life who is willing to listen doesn’t understand what I mean. They just look at me being super female (not by choice) and say “how do you feel like a man?”

Thank you for this video! The fact that I haven’t entirely been able to figure out what gender I might be because I can’t seem to pin down my sense of gender has made me realize that I’m likely genderfluid, and this video has helped me to confirm that. I do feel least attached to my “male” self, but there are definitely things about him that I like, and times that presenting as him make me really happy.

ngl the genderfluid flag is really pretty

been a year ive identified as a genderfluid and its so freeing for myself. I havent came out to close relatives but friends and my internet family are accepting and really kind about it.

Thank you so much! I'm questioning right now, and hearing people grom the community talk about their experiences helps a lot

I’ve been watching your channel for a while and it’s been really helpful! I actually figured out I was ace because of you, so thanks! (Still figuring out where on the spec though lol) Also I love your vibe and your overall look, you give me gender envy x.x I’ve been questioning my gender for a little over a year now and I’m still SO confused. I originally thought I was genderfluid, then nonbinary, demigirl, agender, etc… During the time i identified as genderfluid, I felt one way for so long, I started questioning myself all over again, because I couldn’t tell what I was feeling. I know im not agender, at least, because I do feel as if i have a gender. Online, sometimes people will refer to me as “he” and i feel really good about that! “They” is nice as well, but feminine pronouns and terms make me feel weird. Someone used mixed pronouns for me once and it felt amazing (iirc it was xe, he, and they) My parents are not accepting so i can’t talk to them about this unfortunately, and I can’t really get neutral or masc clothes/haircuts, which really sucks. One weird thing is that with my current haircut, most of the time I feel like it’s too feminine, but rarely I feel like it looks sort of androgynous?? The two times I tried to look andro/masc (binding w sports bras, and wearing a tank top with jeans; tied my hair back) I felt really euphoric. Why do I feel this way??? Again, thank you for your content

Thanks for making this video :)) Ive had trouble figuring out what gender I fall into, and I’ve identified as just male all my life until recently. Since a few months ago I felt myself identifying from male to non-binary to demiboy and it felt like this constant shifting of mindsets for who I want to feel like that day. I’m glad this term exists because it makes me feel comfy, but I want to mention that sometimes I have dysphoria with many labels including this one since I feel like I’m going to seem as if I’m “faking it” even though that’s not true at all. I just want to be me. So for now, I might go as genderfluid or unlabeled :)) thanks for making this video!! It’s given me some thoughts to ponder on and venture through ❤

Thank you specifically for #5. The notion of feeling euphoria when being seen a particular way... that's something I'm just starting to recognize.

struggled with my gender for years, saying i was something to my friends then changing it weeks or months later, every time it felt perfect, and then I saw this video and i have not felt more affirmed in my life. thanks a lot.

Literally me i m also confuse

It's been a while since I started questioning what I am and I'm still between trans or gender fluid, this information is worth millions!

Tysm for this, it actually helped me understand myself!! I go from feeling like I have no gender to feeling really androgynous to feeling ultra feminine and it just sort of happens it's sort of a cycle but there's no real pattern to this shift it's just a natural change

I still have yet to come out to my family as gender fluid. Keara Graves has really made me feel comfortable and valid with defining myself as so. I had always wondered and now I feel secure. Love your video!!

As a currently genderfluid person this really helped me confirm if i was genderfluid or not! And i still think i am thank you. :)

thank you so much for this video. I match literally all of the 5 signs to a T. I think I know I'm genderfluid for some time now but I struggled with seeing it as valid or wished to be "just one" gender to make it easier. Lately I stress a lot about the gender not being seen as valid or just "I enjoy wearing all kinds of clothing" etc. meanwhile I feel the shifts so strongly sometimes. And when I'm in my manhood (using "manhood" and "womanhood" might help me a lot to grasp it and explain it), well, I'm a trans guy often. I have so many of the common experiences with other trans guys, always had, from puberty.... but. It's not my only gender. I'm fully trans but also I have more than 1 gender. I'm being random now but just. This helped me a lot. I have a long journey in front of me, my dysphoria when I'm in my manhood is so strong sometimes that I can't function well... but I don't wanna be in denial anymore. To all other genderfluid folks: we're great.

I've personally felt guilty for not just wanting to choose one gender. I lean pretty far towards female, but lately especially, I smile when someone calls me a he in a video game or on my socials. And before I heard the word genderfluid, I thought being a they them person would best fit my wish to be both. I also hadn't heard that THAT was also it's own thing. Also, as you've stated, your identity can change without you being truly fluid. Everyone is trying to solve the puzzle that is their mind and soul after all. Thanks for making these!

I have no clue what to call myself still even after this 😂 I feel like my masculine side is entirely different from my feminine side, so much so that it also feels like it's own being. While the default me is perfectly okay in being female, which is why I never even considered transgender because I'm perfectly okay in my cis gender. But at the end of the day, that masculine side feels completely neglected and i don't feel the fulfillment I want to get because that masculine side isn't comfortable in my female body. It's hard to explain exactly, so I hope I'm making some sense here. So I just call myself genderfluid to make things easier I guess 😂

You are always valid and so are gender fluid people you are an awesome person lynn love you so much

Soy una persona de 24 años, hasta hace poco comencé a cuestionarme mi género, me frustra demasiado no saber que soy pero afortunadamente eh experimentado mi euforia de genero, fue al vendarme por primera vez, no puedo explicar el como me veía, me sentía tan bien en ese momento. Mi binder está en camino, no quiero llegar a lastimarme por vendarme, por lo mientras seguiré encontrándome a mi mismo, a mi felicidad, espero y todo salga bien. Deseenme suerte

Your five signs apply perfectly to me and my situation; I like presenting feminine sometimes and being addressed as such, though it takes a lot of work for me to look that way. Lot of makeup and I've gotta wear a wig on top of that, since my natural hairline has receded like crazy. :/ I don't get to express that part of me very often though. Working full time in the south, especially around people who I really, *really* don't want knowing about that side of me, it's usually just easier to present male and just run with it. I'm also extremely self-conscious about how well I pass as female when presenting, particularly being six feet tall with a blatantly male voice. That usually gets in the way too. Any suggestions on how best to figure out my gender identity with these restraints and anxieties?

Nice conversation yeah. I'm nonbinary androgyne. I feel like yeah that's me. I appreciate the multifaceted ways you made your points about all of this. Yeah it's ultimately up to the individual how they feel. It's about the euphoric feeling of what's the most you yeah. I wanna check your video with your friend too! Definitely followed, looking forward to more of your commentary. 🍀🍀🍀

I really like your videos because they help me better understand things in the LGBTQIA+ community.

This hit right on the nail, every single one, for me and I am genuinely speechless. I'm 21 years old and have spent my whole life trying to figure out why was so fluid in how i identified, and how to pinpoint what i feel. I was trans for a bit, nonbinary, 'cis', but always snapped right back to feeling this way. I never considered genderfluid until I stumbled upon this video, and wanted to watch only out of seeking more knowledge on lgbt matters. I never would have guessed that it would be the missing puzzle piece clicking into place. Thank you for this video, you've helped me understand myself finally after so many years of feeling lost/confused

i love how you change your computer background to match with the video topic :)

I often switch between a desire for a chest binder and a padded bra. Like, my chest is an ✨issue✨ 😂😭 At work I get called "sir" and 'young man" And sometimes I love it & other times I'm annoyed. Cuz like, female but also non binary and is that even a thing? So I like to say I'm gender fluid. But I don't really know.

All of this actually makes sense. It feels comforting to hear honestly

Thanks for doing this video! It took a few years to figure out, and at certain point I thought I was just playing around the other gender. Now I feel proud to be myself.

Thank you for this. I find myself wondering because no pronouns or titles really tend to upset me, but my self image of how i want to look and how i feel often changes and i can never be sure if its to do with my gender or if its just some styles ive switched between. i might not even be genderfluid, but i can definitely relate to not wanting to stick to one. ive always been an indecisive person, so i absolutely relate to number 3 and 5. Sorry for this little rant and thank you for this entire video it has helped me understand a little more about who i am and who im becoming.

I realized I might be genderfluid, going back to when I was young and I started to change in such a way over time. Now, here I am feeling different every day! Awesome to know more about my kind! Plus, the closest friend I have is also a genderfluid!

i loved that they talked about feeling euphoric at the end it made me smile:)

I came out as Gender Fluid years ago but I’m here, like, just to make sure lmao I love your videos 💕✨

I dont understand gender. I swear i thought i was agender fir a while then like im suddenly a trans girl. It goes back and forth. So from what ive worked out my gender is something beyond human comprehension.

As a genderfluid 14 year old, this video makes me feel valid, so I just want to thank you for that :)

At what temperature does gender fluid become gender solid? Maybe this all comes back to climate change 🤔

I have been questioning my gender for a while now. Since I've been questioning I've never really felt like I belonged anywhere cis, trans, or non-binary. In the last year I have cut my hair short for the first time, and in the last couple of years my sense of style has been leaning more masculine. It makes me really happy when people use pronouns other then she/her when addressing me, but I also don't mine she/her either. I have been feeling a little lost because part of me doesn't want to identify as anything, and the other part wants to fit in somewhere. Thank you for this video. It was very important and I resonated with it a lot. I have also enjoyed reading through the comments to see that lots of people are like me! Thank you so much for posting this.

Ive been speculating for years, always just choosing to present myself as female because it was easier than facing the prejudice of my sorroundings and loved ones. Its just so hard when you dont feel like male, female or non-binary, but this makes all the pieces come together for me. Thank you so much ❤️

Hi me

Aren't there only 2 genders?

after watching these five signs of possibly being Genderfluid, I honestly relate to all five of these signs, and I already regard my identity as Genderfluid, so this further confirms my suspicions about myself.

I am biologically woman. I have never questioned my gender. It was just in default. But I remember ever since I was little like around 9 10, people around me would say I have a wider shoulders and I weigh a lot. I would look around at other girls and see they have so much feminine small hands, small shoulders, sweet voices and all. I just didn't. It made me feel less feminine. I just hated it. I just wanted to be more feminine but the way my body and looks looked I felt so less like a woman. I had body dysphoria for a long time. Doing difficult chores were only for men. Those musculinity was only for men. I would really reach out to people first and help. That's what I learned watching at my dad. Feeling less feminine really made me so self conscious of everything I did. I hated myself. My looks, my imperfections and all. I just thought I was so ugly, I would always avoid looking at the mirror. But the people around me would see me with a different eye. They would call me beauty pretty but it was still inconvincing. I don't know what all this is. Now I am also suffering from hocd. Everything is a mess

Gender fluid isn't a thing. You're just using gender as a fashion statement.

Two years later and your video is still getting a good message out there. The discomfort of feeling locked into a particular way of being perceived made a lot of sense. While I do think I would prefer to have a more feminine baseline than I do as an AMAB person, the idea of transitioning to full-time fem presentation feels confining. Thank you for putting this out there.

OMG I WAS SO CONFUSED OF MY GENDER THANK YOU SO MUCH I NEEDED THIS!

Sounds more like “gender fluid” just means you’re emotionally unstable and stuff bothers you everyday.

Sorry but there's no such thing as gender fluid, it's just another pointless label that someone made up so people can jump in a fad and be part of a delusional group. There's no such thing as feeling male or feeling female. Just because a man like feminine things and masculine things doesn't mean he's 'gender fluid', it means he has his own unique personality and feelings that is a mix of masculine and feminine, the same as every single person on the planet. You're either a biological male with a unique personality or a biological female with a unique personality, it's that simple. Gender identities are made up nonsense.

Oh... I'm genderfluid. I'm still figuring out my sexuality, but at least now I know where this occasional body dysmorphia comes from. Thanks a lot, you make me feel more at ease

I remember back in third grade I wasn’t feeling ok of being identified as a girl, I searched up one day what was happening and when I found the gender-fluid preference and I was realizing I fell into that category I was really happy

5 signs you're insane

Y'all get some medical help!!!

Thank you. Before wathching this video I wasn't shure if I really am genderfluid, or I just pretend so I could feel better. Even before the video ended, I felt SO relieved, that I started to cry. Just thank you... (and sorry for my English, it's not my native language)

What you said at the end about the fact that ppl should be more focused the euphoric side of things and that it's all about what makes you feel comfortable and being authentic, SOOOO true!

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Anyone who thinks like this needs serious psychological help. 🙄

For the longest time I always knew I never felt "fully female" and I've used many words to describe my gender identity over the past year, from demigirl to nonbinary, even at one point thinking I was trans. I'm so glad I finally found the gender identity that feels right and comfortable for me and this video definitely helped me because I've dealt with all of these things. I've been experiencing a lot of gender dysphoria and I can never pick between wanting to be more masculine or feminine oftentimes. I'm glad that I can feel comfortable being the person I wanna be without worrying about being male or female, I'm proud to be genderfluid 😊

Me trying to figure out if I’m gender-fluid or a trans man: 🗿💀 Someone help me what do I do 😭

5 signs you’re a narcissist.

I like to think I’m genderfluid because I kinda don’t care if I go between he/they. Mostly towards he side but I do like the thought of non binary at times ❤

thank you, this helped so much!

The way I experience it is I'm floating in a void of gender neutral space and sometimes I float closer to male or female identities, but I'm mostly just me. Although I've been cursed with a chronically feminine appearance so I constantly get called she/her, my friends sometimes use they/them for me and even more rarely he/him and it makes me feel amazing every time.

This really helped me a bunch, I thought I was gender fluid already, but wasn’t sure, as I saw many say they had dysphoria, but for me, I’m not a very in touch with my emotions typa person, so I can’t really tell all that well, and for me, I’m comfortable with being one or the other, or being perceived as only a dude, as that was what I was used to my entire life, and I didn’t know much different, but when I am being referred to as how I am at that moment it just gives me this sort of euphoria that feels giddy almost, maybe I’m just an easily excitable person!

I would be out but I’m a teen and I don’t feel like I could be myself in this place with a bunch of people constantly judging you and bringing you down so Ik my gender fluid but I feel it and it makes me happy I’m not tied to this one gender but I js can’t tell people

wow this helped me out so much! thank u!

Thank you for this video. I am currently going through how I see and feel about myself. For many years I was masculine in my dress now I am more feminine in dress, yet I don't choose my appearance based on feminine or masculine. So I'm considering if I'm genderfluid.

I’m glad i found this video, see i’m a genderfluid grey aroace person, and when i find videos about it i just smile

For so long I thought I was a trans guy, but then, I started to feel more feminine, but still wanted to be seen as a guy. Sometimes, I didn't wanna be seen as any gender as all, but sometimes I specifically wanted to be more masculine or more feminine and I thought I could be a femboy, but then that didn't feel right, and only when I really thought about it and explored it did I realize I'm actually just genderfluid.

Thankyou so much for sharing all of this. It was extremely Validating and helped me feel at ease with my Identity.

I have been thinking late at night about how I could be gender-fluid, and fluctuating gender dysphoria does happen to me sometimes, and I also don’t really care if I am called a man or woman. I have even been called a woman or mistaken for one, and I am always completely fine with it. If anyone who has experienced similar things than please reply to this comment. Tysm

When I found the name genderfluid, I felt that it's the right name for me because I've been misunderstood for being in different genders for certain amount of time and it always changes in between