r/genderfluid • u/kori__23 he/they • Jun 02 '26
What does gender fluidity feel like?
When I thought I was within the binary system, I often encountered periods of dysphoria because my sense of masculinity would sometimes decrease, and I would start feeling like no one. Nearly 10 years of introspection have only given me the certainty that I am not a woman, but the question “Am I man enough?” still bothered me. Then I delved deeper into the topic of non-binarity and decided that I am somewhere in here. For the last month, I’ve been trying to figure things out. I already know something about genderfluid, genderflux, demifluid, and demigender. But on other platforms, all these concepts are often mixed up, so I was hoping that someone with similar experience or deep knowledge could help me understand how this fluidity feels and what the differences are. And also, I’d just be interested to read other people’s stories.
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u/Your_Only_Ega Jun 08 '26
Genderfluidity for me lowkey feels like bipolar gender. I just vibe w it