It’s kinda funny how people see us or don’t see us isn’t it? When I think about myself, I see myself as a person on the sidelines with the pompoms. I see myself encouraging the people I love to be themselves, to be happy, to be seen. I see myself as an announcer, as a platform, as boost up for other people to speak their truth. But I’m never sure if people see my truth or want to see my truth. I don’t feel very brave when it comes to me. Its easy when its someone else but not when its me. Its something I will have to keep working on in the future.
Hey, genderfluid/genderflux friends: it’s okay to feel like your assigned gender. It’s okay. You’re not faking, you’re not pretending. I love you, take care of yourself.
Being multigender doesn’t have to mean that you go between completely different genders
You can be female and demigirl. Agender and gendervoid. Male and proxvir. Even if the genders you experience are close to one another, you can still consider yourself multigender
Agenderflux moodboard! All photos are my own, please credit if you re-use.
[Image description: a 3 by 3 moodboard with the agenderflux flag in the center. The agenderflux flag has parallel black, grey, and white stripes top and bottom going inward. The middle stripe has a gradient with blue on the left side and pink/purple on the right.
The top row has a photo of a flame in black darkness with two photos of light grey sky, with soft highlights of blue and pink, with the black outlines of tree branches around the center.
The middle row has a turquoise blue ocean on the left side and a close up of purple/pink flowers on the right.
The bottom row has a photo of bare tree branches against light grey sky on the left, a close up of a black cat’s face in the middle, and a photo of grey ocean rocks on white sand to the right. End description.]
Depressintensic - When ones gender intensifies or becomes more prominent when one’s depression does. This may possibly be a coping mechanism used to try and encourage finding comfort in ones gender.
This is a neurogender exclusive to those with depression.
