I generally call myself genderqueer or genderfluid if forced to have a label.

I don't think of myself as any gender, and just go along with whatever cause it's easier. I guess that makes me non-binary or something, but I just don't care about it. At all.

transdude post-top-surgery. I'm also over 50. I wish I could say I have zero fucks on trans issues in fandom but sadly I have to have a few thanks to being fetishized irl to my face.

Genderfluid with a baseline of agender most of the time.

agender, which is a kind of nonbinary/genderfluid label. afab

Cis woman and happy to be considered as such but I also don’t think about my gender identity much at all for the most part. I’m just me.

I'm nonbinary, would generally say like, genderfluid or androgyne to people who ask for further detail. Also transsexual, have been on hrt for like 10 years and had a couple surgeries. (Specifying only bc people sometimes assume nonbinary and medically transitioning are mutually exclusive. Not assuming bad intent but the way the question is worded "are trans or identify as nonbinary" sounds like it might be doing that.)

Trans guy, been frequenting FS since before I figured all that out.

Assuming from downthread that you also want to hear from FSers who aren't, hi.

Gender stereotypes have little relevance to my life, but it's always been clear to me (and everyone else) that my body is female. I wasn't thrilled to develop curves and periods as a teenager, but mainly because there was nothing adults did with themselves that I was eager to become a part of. And IME, it hasn't been bad: I still engage with fandom, and it's not like someone will come try to remove your vagina just because you wear pants and the face you were born with indefinitely, instead of putting on makeup and dresses.

I do feel bad for men who worry they'll be humiliated or attacked if they wear bright colors, grow their hair out, or paint their fingernails, but I just see that as a reason to challenge sex-based pigeonholing of people.

I am a social pressure kind of person. The only reason I finally got off my butt and emailed a few psychs and therapists is because my Dr asks if I've done it every visit and this would be the fourth time I would have had to say no and that would just be too much failure for me. I wish I had irl friends or a partner that would take an interest or just generally ask how things are, but alas I am a stereotype of the lonely nerd.