#thepunkwolf1312

[your-bigender-big-brother]

OK I THINK I FINALLY FIGURED IT OUT

im sure youve seen my asks many times before about my gender journey

im genderfaun! (genderfluid but never a girl or girl related genders)

It's good to see you again, Wolf!

Genderfaun is a really good term and I'm almost sure it's one of the older terms from my gender hoard. I like a lot of the terms from that system of genders, like genderflor and genderfae.

It's great when you come across a term that fits. That's why I love to coin terms, because I know someone out there might be able to relate to them or even find them useful to describe themselves. - 💙💚

[your-bigender-big-brother]

leaving this off anon even though im kinda embarrassed bc this is the millionth time ive changed the label to describe my gender..

but it might be important for your blog followers to see that changing labels is okay and worth celebrating regardless!

self discovery is difficult..

anyways with that being said, im a genderqueer guy :)

Self-discovery often means your sense of identity changing constantly. You might not ever land on the one perfect all-encompassing label to describe yourself, which is very normal and okay. I've changed labels a lot over the years and I'm hardly stressed about it, because I at least have the language necessary to describe myself in the moment and that's enough.

I'm glad you've found something! Genderqueer guy is good. I haven't heard genderqueer guy/gal being used in a long time. I really like the way they sound!

- 💙💚

[your-bigender-big-brother]

currently trying to find out wether to stick with demiboy because its a more popular and understood lable or agender boy/aboy because it describes me more and is more comforting. (not super stressed about it just wanted to share, im probably gonna eventually go with agender boy in all honesty.)

For a while, I had the same thought about my own gender and wanting to use something more easily recognized or understood. Sometimes it's fun to use a lesser known label and get to explain it when people ask about it. I don't get the chance very often but I like when I do. But at the same time, I can be very anxious about confusing people too much. I think that's why I use so many labels, because I have my go-to labels if need be. Demiboy is definitely one of them (though I always say "demiguy") but there are also so many more terms I can use to more accurately describe my gender.

Thank you for sharing! - 💙💚