I'm gender fluid this is not bad and it's not a mental disorder, being gender fluid is a good thing, cause it allows you to interact with everyone around you better them most people, we get a lot of hate for this if we're male one day and female the next day or neither or non binary or more we can be, we're not attention seekers so stop calling us that, cause I'm sick of it.
Me:Hay everyone I'm gender fluid just so you know.
Person 1: your not stop seeking attention.
My friend: hay leave her alone.
(Note: don't disrespect us we are just like you but more unique)
Person 1: your not stop seeking attention.
My friend: hay leave her alone.
(Note: don't disrespect us we are just like you but more unique)
by Dasher Games September 2, 2018
gender fluid
Gender Fluid is a gender identity best described as a dynamic mix of boy and girl. A person who is Gender Fluid may always feel like a mix of the two traditional genders, but may feel more boy some days, and more girl other days they also hath to go through a harder teenager then most of you.
Being Gender Fluid has nothing to do with which set of genitalia one has, nor their sexual orientation.
Gender Fluid is a gender identity best described as a dynamic mix of boy and girl. A person who is Gender Fluid may always feel like a mix of the two traditional genders, but may feel more boy some days, and more girl other days they also hath to go through a harder teenager then most of you.
Being Gender Fluid has nothing to do with which set of genitalia one has, nor their sexual orientation.
I am gender fluid that is how i know this .
by dasher drake August 4, 2017
A gender-fluid person doesn't have a single gender. Sometimes they won't even identify with a gender. Somedays I'll feel more feminine so I'll dress and identify myself with a female and other days I will feel more masculine, I'll dress and identify myself with a male. All the other days I feel like both or neither.
Jayy isn't a female everyday and not necessarily a male everyday. Sometimes Jayy is both and sometime Jayy is neither! Jayy is just gender-fluid.
by Unicorns and Vegan Cheese March 28, 2016
A person who switches between genders. They may feel like a boy one day, then the next they may feel like a girl. They are just as valid as trans people and cis people! So please treat gender fluid people like how you want to be treated. Because they are people too! They aren’t attention seekers, so please don’t call them that. They’re normal human beings who deserve just as much respect as everyone else.
Person 1: Hey everyone! I’m gender fluid, so please use “they” pronouns with me.
Person 2: Ok! I’ll try to remember to do that. Thanks for coming out to us! We accept you as who you are! :)
Person 2: Ok! I’ll try to remember to do that. Thanks for coming out to us! We accept you as who you are! :)
by Living_Contradiction January 12, 2020
A gender fluid person is one who neither identifies as Male or female, they usually use they/ them pronouns, however this is not always the case and also often change their name
by Gender and sexuality identity June 24, 2020
A person who is gender fluid doesn’t identify as one specific gender. Their gender identity can change. One day they could wake up feeling feminine, the next day they could feel masculine, the next day they could feel both and the next day they could feel neither. It can change each day or even during the day. Gender fluid people may prefer different pronouns than what they were assigned at birth. They may prefer all or different ones each day. For example on a day that they are feeling feminine they may prefer the pronouns she/her/hers, on a masculine day they may prefer he/him/his, on a fem and masc day they may prefer she/him/they pronouns or just they/them/their. On a neither day or (non binary) day they may prefer they/them/their. You just have to ask the person what their pronouns are that day because it can be different for everybody. When a person discovers they are gender fluid they may change their name to a more gender neutral name (ex- Charlie, rylie, etc) if you don’t know what their pronouns are just ask, it’s not offensive it actually makes us feel better for you to ask.
Example:
Gender fluid person: “hey Dylan, I am gender fluid, and my preferred pronouns are they/them and I’m changing my name to Morgan because it is gender neutral”
Dylan: “ok! I will support you all the way Morgan, and I am here for you if you need me. I am happy for you for coming out!”
Morgan: “thank you Dylan”
Gender fluid person: “hey Dylan, I am gender fluid, and my preferred pronouns are they/them and I’m changing my name to Morgan because it is gender neutral”
Dylan: “ok! I will support you all the way Morgan, and I am here for you if you need me. I am happy for you for coming out!”
Morgan: “thank you Dylan”
by Gender fluid person September 21, 2020
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