#neurotrans

I'd be grateful to anyone with a bit of time to help this study!

Eligible Participants: Everyone over 18 is eligible for this study, so long as you take the survey that fits your demographic.

The first survey is aimed at neurodivergent or gender non-conforming participants.

The second survey is aimed at neurotypical and gender-conforming participants - in other words, everyone else who does not fall into the first survey demographic.

You must be 18 or over to take part in either of these surveys.

These surveys are part of a study on tropes concerning gender and neurodivergence in media. You will be asked about your headcanons regarding non-human characters who are coded as (i.e. not canonically, but implied to be) neurodivergent and/or gender non-conforming, as well as characters who are confirmed as such in canon. I am studying personal attitudes and opinions, so there are no wrong answers. For transparency's sake, I am clinically diagnosed as neurodivergent and am non-binary myself. Reblogs appreciated. Thank you so much for your time!

If you are neurodivergent and/or gender non-conforming, please take this survey:

If you are both neurotypical and gender-conforming, please take this survey:

[Image description: a pride flag with three horizontal stripes and a black triangle coming from the left and ending a third of the way through the flag. From top to bottom, the stripes are salmon pink, white, and sky blue. End description]

Hey, I noticed there wasn’t a word for one of my identities, so I made one, plus a flag! I’m coining the identity neurotrans: when someone identifies or partially identifies with their AGAB, but feels excluded from it because of a neurodivergency or mental illness. Neurotrans can be a label for people who want to traditionally perform their AGAB or people who want to rebel against what cis society thinks their AGAB means.

The stripes represent:

Pink: feminity

Blue: masculinity

Black triangle: social rejection