It’s been over a year and a half since I last surveyed nonbinary people to get a general idea of preferences when it comes to language to describe us. In that time nonbinary genders have become more well-known in the media in the UK and the US. It can’t hurt to get a fresher picture, can it?
This time I’ll attempt to improve on the last survey by including some options that were missed out last time. As before, you will not be asked for your name, email address, specific location, legal gender, or gender assigned at birth.
Thank you,
Cassian
PS: Last time we got over 2,000 responses. That made the results really useful and valuable, and it’d be great if we could repeat that. If you would like to help these statistics be as complete as possible with minimal effort, please reblog this post and retweet this tweet.
PPS: I’d like to take this opportunity to note that this is just a Google Forms survey with no extra security. While no identifying information such as names and email addresses will be collected, I cannot be responsible for your privacy. If you have any concerns at all, please be cautious and do what you feel is necessary to be safe.
Happy xenogender day of visibility everyone! Here’s a microlabel to celebrate.
Gendercatfluid
A type of gender that feels fluid in the same way that cats are ’liquids’. This gender fits into weird places and can sink into its surroundings. It can change into seemingly any shape (gender or gender expression). It may feel aloof like a cat or excitable like a kitten. This gender is very flexible.
This gender may also be related to cats in general, making it a catgender, but not necessarily. Gendercatfluid should not be confused with caticfluid/catgenderfluid.
The purples represent fluidity, blue and pink stripes represent masculinity and femininity, yellow represents nonbinary genders, yellow-orange represents abinary genders and xenogenders, and the white-grey represents cats. The gray tint to the colors represents cat fur.
[Flag ID: A flag with 7 horizontal stripes. They are cool purple, blue-gray, white-yellow, white-gray, light yellow-orange, pink-gray, and warm purple. End ID.]
