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Welcome to the agender safe space :)

This is a place mainly centered around agender experiences, positive and negative and to serve as a place to talk, share and well… to be a safe space if needed.

While this is mainly about the agender experience, anyone is welcome here! I don’t stand for exclusion.

Mod is a minor and aspec so please keep things SFW and be respectful, thank you.

#pinned post #agender #trans #agender pride #agender positivity

i hate how clothes are always seen as gendered

im not fem bc im wearing a dress and im not masc bc im wearing pants

im just me. and me isnt fem OR masc. im some odd in-between that isnt really either of those terms

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#asks

I’ve always been hesitant to say this but I hate the femininity I grew up around and only mildly dislike the masculinity. Obviously if one were to force me to live either way I would be deeply unhappy but I’d reach my breaking point sooner around femininity.

I don’t mean it in any misogynistic way. Genuinely, I just found femininity a prison I need to escape and the ideas of it suffocating.

(Anon uses it/its).

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#Ohhh i fucking get that anon #I don’t wanna be either but if i HAD to choose it would be masc #asks

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Identity of the Day

Agender

Type: Gender

Definition: Agender is a label used by those who feel as if they have no gender, or that it is neutral. It is a part of the nonbinary, transgender, genderqueer, and neutrois umbrellas, though not all who use this label will consider themself all or any of these as well.

Flag(s):

This is the Agender flag, mad in 2014 by Salem X. The black and white stripes represent the absence of gender, the grey stripes represent those who are semi-genderless, the green stripe represents being nonbinary.

This is an alternate Agender flag, made by angerywaman on Reddit in May 2020. The colors together are based on a sunset and are used to represent the sun setting on gender. The purples represent those who are agender and present androgynous , the pinks represent those who present feminine, the oranges represent those who present masculine, and the yellow represents all who are agender. The in-between colors represent those who's presentation is between.