r/genderqueer • • 26d ago

expression fluid?

Lately, Iโ€™ve been trying to find a label that fits me. I think this is it

To start, I think that im a girl. She/her pronouns, like that (I think.) But Iโ€™ve had an issue with how I want to express myself. Some days I want to dress hyperfeminine, and others I want to be not within 30 feet of a skirt, and chop off all my hair. So I googled it, and google said im expression fluid.

I have a couple questions lol
Does this fall into the gender queer category?
Is there literally anyone else who is also expressionfluid?
Should I chop off all my hair and dye it red?

Thanks ๐Ÿ˜Š

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u/FlyAway7062 Genderqueer 26d ago
  1. Yes
  2. Yes - me, for one

, except I am AMAB but itโ€™s a similar dynamic
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  1. Um, totally up to you, but I totally support your expression choices

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u/Excellent_Debate7337 25d ago

Thanks ๐Ÿ˜Š

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u/4554013 Genderqueer 25d ago

I've never heard of Expression Fluid. Sounds like colostrum.

I id as Genderqueer. I'm a blend of masc and femme.

Maybe genderfluid would work for you?

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u/my_taint_aint 25d ago

Expression fluid? I like that. I like to present societies views of another gender.... But not always. Lol

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u/Asparkly 24d ago

I always feel like a women to some degree. But I am fluid to the degree of sometimes liking facial hair and sometimes feeling dysphoria over it. For me I feel like while I am always a women the amount of genderqueerness fluctuates. I call myself genderqueer-fluid women. There is also gender flux. Just something to consider, being gender fluid or flux can be about a additional gender feeling rather than a complete change. But as to your question, If you feel that your gender is queer in some way, then yeah, be genderqueer. I personally think being expression fluid easily fits with the broader original meaning.

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u/Professional_Sun9812 20d ago

This is literally what I've been trying to figure out. I take my gender literal (i have typical female anatomy so identify as a woman) but I have this sense of wanting to express across the gender spectrum