Gender Identities

A Transgender person is someone who does not identify with their birth gender

A Non-Binary person is someone who does not bind to the female or male gender. The pronouns for this identity are typically They/Them or any.

A Genderfluid person is someone who's gender is fluid and changes often. The pronouns for this identity often change or are any at any time.

An Agender person is a person who does not bind to ANY gender, and usually identifies as gender-less or gender neutral. The pronouns are usually They/Them or Zie/Zir

A Demi-Boy is a person who identifies as male but not fully. The pronouns for this identity are often He/They.

A Demi-Boy is the feminine version of Demi-Boy. A Demi-Girl partially, but not wholly, identifies as Female. The pronouns for this identity are often She/They.

A Gender-Queer person is someone who does not identify with the traditional ideas of gender, and can identify with both, neither, or one of the traditional sexes. The pronouns for this vary, as it's more of an umbrella term.

An intersex person is someone's who's birth sexual or reproductive anatomy does not mach the typical gender classifications. For example, someone may have a female appearance but a male internal structure. The pronouns for this depend on the person.

A Female is someone who identifies with the Female gender. The pronouns for this are She/Her.

A Male is someone who identifies with the Male gender. the pronouns for this are He/Him.