Genderqueer specifically bi-gender...

[charley83]

I'm trying to find more people that identify as bi-gender. I'm male and female but not at the same time. I primarily dress gender neutral and have long hair. On days I feel more like a girl i will do my hair and makeup but in boy days I throw my hair in a messy bun with no makeup and a t-shirt with scrub pants. (As a Nurse and bi-gender I am glad for unisex scrubs) I'm curious if anyone else identifies as bi-gender and how you dress and present in public.

[koiandras]

Ambigender here. Agender woman and libramasculine, which probably seems an odd mix, but after peeling back all the layers, this is what makes the most sense to me. I'm AFAB, so while I do feel like a woman, it is entirely based on my biological sex and being referred to as she/her my whole life, and the agender component means that's the only way I have a sense of being a woman. Basically, when I hear she/her, that just feels right in the same way as my name feels right - it doesn't make me think anything about gender in relation to myself. The other side of the coin is that without reference to anything to do with my body or socialisation, I mostly feel agender with partial connection to masculinity.

It's probably no surprise that I present as tomboy-femme, and since I'm ambigender, with no fluidity or fluctuation, that's how I always present, give or take a little more femme if I was going to a ball and a little more masculine when I want to cosplay as basically any male character I like