#androginous

Negatrandrogyny (negatrandrogynous, negatandrogynous, negatandrogyne, negatandrogyny): negatrois androgyne.

Negatrois (negatois, negatous, negatrous, negatre, or negatue): negatively gendered; experiencing antigenders; opposite or dissentient genderness.

So, I've been fiddling around with my gender identity for a while now trying to figure out what it is, and I think agender is the one that fits, but I'm not 100% sure what agender really is. Like I know the definition, but not the experience. So, I was wondering if a few of you might be willing to answer a few questions and share your experiences.

What does agender dysphoria feel like?

How do you present yourself as agender?

Is there any advice you'd want to give yourself when you were questioning?

What are some of your experiences as an agender person?

What changed when you found out you were agender?

Is there anything else that might help me understand it better?

You don't have to answer them all, and I know all of our experiences won't be the same, but I'm still really interested to hear them, and I really hope they might help me understand more about myself.

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Psychandrogyny (adjectives: psychandrogynous/psychandrogyne): psychological androgyny; ascribing the conceptualization or the consideration of being psychically/psychally androgynous/androgyne; example: neurogender gynandry, mental/brain sex; internal/immaterial mixed gender roles; belief in/self-determination towards being both masculinely and femininely gendered; self-recognition. A psychigender.

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Physiandrogynous/Physiandrogyne: someone who considers themself to be materially/physically androgynous/androgyne; experiencing corporeal/bodily androgyny. It can mean multiple things: therian gynandromorphism; intersex/altersex traits; external/extrapersonal presentation; titty bearded; physiologically ambisexed/bisexed; tangible/fathomable body/biosex; medical transition. A physigender.

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