Genderqueer, Androgyne, Bigender

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Well I'm physically Male. Put aside that and I'm an extremely Feminine Female.

I have female Organs, but I am Pangender. Most of the time I feel I am either one or the other, but sometimes I feel like I am a third gender, somewhere in between. a lot of the time I take on a more masculine gender role. But when I'm out with friends, I take on a quieter feminine role. I do feel that i am both genders, but was born with a female body.

I'm a very masculine woman. I've never identified wh ith female characters on TV and in movies. Every role model that I've ever had was male. Every rank title that I've had on WP has leaned towards male identification. I felt a little pressured by society to do something about it in 96/97, but than I've decided to accept myself as I am. There was no use wearing makeup and doing my hair to impress the youner crowd at the factory that I worked at. I started to hang out with the babyboomer crowd and it was than that I didn't question myself, anymore. The only feminine things that I will wear is a frilly shirt with a red or a green full length dress jacket.

For me, Ive often felt half women, half man. I never really idenitified as androygynous in the past, it was only recently Im starting to realize this. I could never quite relate very well to either gender, I often feel at odds with both genders which can make things difficult at times. In the past I never really thought this mattered cause Im female, no desire to become a man, and Im attracted to males. Things came to me recently cause I was expressing to my friend how I felt so at odds with my gender at times.

I'm a mostly effeminate gay male who still dresses in masculine clothing and has lots of facial hair. Sometimes, I like to think of myself as gender-neutral.

I feel completely androgynous really, more boy than girl I suppose.

I'm female and androgynous. For the most part, I like looking and behaving in a boyish way (I was once mistaken for a boy in middle school and felt very proud), but on rare occasions I do enjoy doing my nails, putting on makeup and wearing skirts/dresses. One of my sisters once described me as being "a touch of Venus and a touch of Mars", and my mom says that I don't act too much like either gender.

I'm a trans man, but also identify as genderqueer. I definitely identify more as male than as female, and I'm way happier living as a man than I was living as a woman, but I also don't consider myself to be completely male-identified. I'm somewhere in between, and I'm happy there.

i have a female brain forced to manage a nominally male [but feminine in contour] body.

I am a biological female who identifies as such. Though, the way I dress and behave are fairly ambiguous.

BioMale here. I tend to feel like I belong a bit on the masculine side of androgynous. When I was passing out candy on halloween when I was in junior high, I was identified as female by a few parents. Lately, people have been doing a double take at me, though that could be because they aren't used to seeing a guy in non-bifrucated garments.

I'mma gonna say it here, too.
Now, we say "queer" or androgyne. In more tribal or traditional cultures, it's "shaman." In cultures that recognize third or even fourth genders, these people are often thought to be holy in the sense that they have something more spiritual to them. Shamans communicate with the spirit world, the dead and the worlds beyond, so they've got to have something a bit extra. In some cultures, this is a requirement, although different cultures have different requirements. An example of this would be in India, some men take on the role of women, dress like them and act like them, in reverence to a god whose name I can't remember. It's Hindu or something, I think. Their place is holy in their society, though they may seem strange to some.
I'd though I'd through that out there. We learned about it in class a while ago.