Genderation X

Members of today’s society that are sexually confused. They don’t know what they are or which bathroom to use.

New York City now has a place on your birth certificate for Genderation X.

by Beardy1979 January 12, 2019

trigender based genderfluid

Trigender based genderfluid is where you feel 3 genders at once, and they can fluctuate like genderfluid people. People who identify as this usually go by non-binary because it is really hard to correct people of your pronouns every time. They feel either all 3 of the genders at once, or 2 of the genders at once, or 1 gender at once, and it changes. Very fluid.

I'm trigender based genderfluid!

BRUH they're trigender based genderfluid! Get it right!

by Pitohui April 17, 2019

Genderfluid

If someone says “I’m genderfluid” it means their pronouns change depending on what gender they feel like that given day

I change my pronouns every so often so I’m Genderfluid.

by It’s Jeff, thanks. May 12, 2020

genderfriend

A gender-free way to address a boyfriend or girlfriend so as not to offend people who are gay, although it is somewhat tongue-in-cheek. Partner, Other Half, My Steady and Bedmate are all better alternatives for gay-friendly ways to signify a steady relationship. The term genderfriend is also useful if you see a couple, one of whose gender is ambiguous.

I am taking my genderfriend to the movies tonight; I hope I can get to third base after sitting through a gender-flick.

Did you see that girl and her, ummmm, genderfriend? Was that an ugly chick or a girly guy?

by Bay-gles March 20, 2007

Genderfluid

A weird word a group of teenagers (probably) made up to identify as "having no gender whatsoever".

Meh, let's make up a word guys... what about.... Genderfluid? Sound good?

by anonymous200020 January 13, 2022

Genderflap

A gender of people who reproduce by flapping violently at each other. They can only have sex between the ages of 12 and 15.

Get away from me you weird genderflap

by Addicted to Baked Beans December 3, 2019

Genderfluid

A gender who shifts through different genders (for example, bigender, agender, you get it). It's a perfectly valid and acceptable term, and genderfluids can be non-conforming too - that's me!

Cameron: so, I've felt a bit... fluctuating recently.
Jack: in what?
Cameron: well, I feel like a boy sometimes, sometimes not. Is that normal?
Jack: yeah, dude! That's called being a genderfluid. It's perfectly acceptable, you shouldn't be afraid.
Cameron: Thanks Jack. I really appreciate you.

by Cryorett November 8, 2022