I have been lucky in so many ways that my coming out as androgyne in my department at university was not a problem at all. Granted, it's the anthropology department, which at my school is probably the most accepting of such an identity. Still, my research advisor was absolutely wonderful and actually teaches a sex and gender class. Parents and friends were a bit more awkward, though. With my parents, I had initially come out as MtF, so coming out as genderqueer was probably a bit of a relief for them. Initially whenever I dressed with makeup, I would get a kind of "not this ->-bleeped-<- again" look from my Dad, but both of them accept it now. My two housemates, though, were not so accepting, so I'm living at home until August when I'll be moving into my own private place.