#gender poll

[lightboundhellhound]

hey btw if you’re any sort of queer exclusionist i want nothing to do with you thx byeee

[poll-boy]

Nonbinary people, how do you identify?

Nonbinary

Agender

Genderqueer

Multigender

Bigender

Trigender

Genderfluid

Genderflux

Something else?

added transmasc and transfem bevause i know a few nonbinary people who identify as those !

- if you want to submit a poll, you can on my blog! any and all suggestions are appreciated :)

especially if you have pride related suggestions for pride month!

[elvencantation]

[proseka-headcanons]

for option 10 or 11 clarify in tags :3

idk felt silly and we've already talked about rui gender stuff at least 5 trillion times already. reblog for larger sample size or don't idk - 🎀

[gummigoo-cult]

random poll for all gummigoo enthusiasts (just want to see what my audience is)

so sorry if I miss any genders (you can put in as “other”)

[conkreetmonkey]

Asking because I've been obsessing over the logistics and "what ifs" of a hypothetical transition and have a grocery list of hypothetical goals (passable voice, beard/chest hair removal, pre-learn how girl clothes work, etc), as well as a ton of research into different kinds of HRT and studies/anecdotes about how to make it work better, and part of me feels like... should I not just let go, roll with whatever comes, and just enjoy it?

I'm not sure how much thought typically goes into these things, or how life-consuming they are... if I'm going back into puberty, which sucked ass the first time, I may as well go in prepared this time, right? Or should I stop obsessing over results and avoiding pubescent awkwardness, and just enjoy the journey? Like, as much as the awkward in-between will suck, is the slow morph into something more comfortable not supposed to be a fun and fulfilling experience? Is trying to minmax something unpredictable worth it?

[poll-boy]

i still don’t get it . like it’s not about what clothes you like or what your hobbies are, etc, etc, etc, so what IS it about?

[forcingtumbles]

*Other = genderqueer, genderfluid, nonbinary, agender, etc. etc.

Transition = change in name, pronouns, gender presentation, hormones, physical body, etc. etc.

For added context:

I've had trouble figuring out my relationship with gender for years, and some of this stuff is a big part of why. Specifically, I've never felt cis but never wanted to make any of those transition changes, either. So idk if I should say I'm just cis or go by something else, but I've always felt like saying I'm trans is appropriating! Pls help me get some perspective!!

[proseka-headcanons]

It's my turn with the gender poll

There is a right answer and I will reveal it at some point /silly

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