Agender Support

This blog is dedicated to helping and supporting people who identify as Agender and also those questioning their gender.

[kyressin]

Agender Girl Flag!

I made this flag because I noticed that there are no popular flags for agender girls out there.

The green represents a lack of gender, as the inverse of purple. The pink represents femininity, and the white represents the space in between a complete lack of gender and being a girl.

Please reblog and help spread this flag around so others can use it too!!!

[agendersupport]

Hi :^)

[lgbt-aesthetics]

Agender + Pastel & Artist Aesthetic ~Requested by anonymous~

[yrfavequeer-deactivated20171112]

im covered in milkshake

•they/them pronouns•

[chaoticnerdperson-deactivated20]

Update: my hair is growing back 🙊

[agendersupport]

Just a little promo for my main blog if you want to follow me directly 😉

[all-universe-icons]

You are beautiful, and you deserve a beautiful life, no matter what anybody tells you. 

[agendersupport]

I was wondering if you or any of your followers know whether or not self harm scars can be detrimental to any process of getting top surgery?

For myself, I am unaware as I haven't gone through the process as I am still closeted. Would any of our followers like to give their thoughts/experiences? -Atlas

[drowningdryonland-deactivated20]

🏳️‍🌈This blog supports all sexual orientations and gender identities

Reblog if yours does too.

[sgdlr]

[cwote]

In case nobody’s told you today, you’re worthy. You’re valid. I’m glad you exist

[agendersupport]

me: *blows a kiss* for all the nonbinary cuties

[positiveautistic-deactivated202]

Mine

[incendavery]

flock together; love each other (part 7)

(more protest pigeons)

[agendersupport]

I'm afab, and I'm not comfortable being referred to as a female. However, if someone refers to me as male, it doesn't bother me at all. I still don't feel like I have a gender, but I'm okay with being seen as male. Is this typical for someone who is agender, or is there a term that fits me better?

It is very typical that someone who does not identify as their assigned gender doesn't mind being called the opposite sex as they're technically not being referred to as their assigned gender. It may not be what you actually are but it feels better than being mistaken/misgendered as your assigned gender. This is a normal reaction so don't worry!-Atlas

[queer-positive-archived]

[theerraticace]

Please reblog if you think that “they/them/theirs” is a valid set of pronouns.

[agendersupport]

Hi all! Mod Atlas here! Make sure to follow my main blog @chaoticnerdperson for dank memes and excessive selfies of the queer kind ✌🏻