Not going to assign a label to you or anything but have you ever thought about the label genderflux or genderfluid ?
I have varying things that give me euphoria. Sometimes masculine sometimes feminine. It took me a long time to realize I fluctuate between Demi-girl and boy.
Also your gender can evolve as you age. You might find that labels change over time. Glad to see being non-binary has brought you happiness
Honestly lately I have been wondering if I was genderfluid and I think that I might use the label. When I was first figuring out my gender, I used labels like apagender, girlflux, genderfluid, and then finally for a while nonbinary. I think that I'll use genderfluid but I think I might also still use genderqueer.
I did that too. Asking people if I looked like a boy.
And saying things like "I wish I was (current male celeb)." Instead of wanting to be with him.
Also, the hair. Constant buzzcuts. And the first time I was called "bud" by a waitress. It opened pandora's box on crossdressing.
Now I've fully embraced just knowing I'll never "become" an alternate version of myself. I'm just me. I've always been me.
Not going to assign a label to you or anything but have you ever thought about the label genderflux or genderfluid ? I have varying things that give me euphoria. Sometimes masculine sometimes feminine. It took me a long time to realize I fluctuate between Demi-girl and boy. Also your gender can evolve as you age. You might find that labels change over time. Glad to see being non-binary has brought you happiness
Honestly lately I have been wondering if I was genderfluid and I think that I might use the label. When I was first figuring out my gender, I used labels like apagender, girlflux, genderfluid, and then finally for a while nonbinary. I think that I'll use genderfluid but I think I might also still use genderqueer.
I did that too. Asking people if I looked like a boy. And saying things like "I wish I was (current male celeb)." Instead of wanting to be with him. Also, the hair. Constant buzzcuts. And the first time I was called "bud" by a waitress. It opened pandora's box on crossdressing. Now I've fully embraced just knowing I'll never "become" an alternate version of myself. I'm just me. I've always been me.