#autgender

Autigenderflux: ascribing fluctuating intensity in one's autigender identity; being fluid between completely autigender, partially autigender (demiautigender), and not autigender.

This doesn't mean the person sometimes is not autistic, it means that the autistic folk sometimes have their gender interlinked or interconnected with their autism, other times not or partly.

In my experience, my neurogenders are fluid between bipolargender, autigender, and schizogender (plus psychogender). Sometimes I'm not neurogender either (meaning I'm neurogenderflux as well).

Made this based on this post

Autibinary (autisbinary/autbinary): subset of neurobinary; autigender + binary.

Hi, I’m Batty!  I’m old.  I’m genderqueer.  I prefer They/Them pronouns, but I’m not that fussy about it.   I’m autistic - self-diagnosed because this is the first time it 10+ years that I’ve actually had any kind of health insurance, and I have other health issues that are of higher priority than getting a diagnosis.  Plus the whole process just seems terribly stressful.

I work at a grocery store, in the bakery, and I find it extremely difficult, but I need the money, so I muddle through as best I can.  It devours most of my energy, so I am only around here sporadically.

Yes. Many autistic people feel that being autistic affects their relationship to gender. Personally, I have a hard time sorting out gender in relation to myself and I think it has a lot to do with my neurodivergencies including autism. There is actually a gender identity, autgender or autigender, for those who feel that their understanding of gender is inextricably linked to being autistic. There is also the identity gendervague, which is how I identify, for those who feel their understanding of gender is affected by neurodivergence.

Regardless, it is pretty common for autistic people to feel that they’re not really anything when it comes to gender.