Genderfluid people

[Edge]

Oh I think mine is both Kinkly. It changes between male and female and both, but there are a lot of combinations that it goes through. I hate the times when I feel in transition and I can't figure what the fridge I am until it settles. Then I get confused because, at the time it settles, I will feel one thing. Then it changes again and I wonder if I was right before or if I'm right now. Then it changes again and I wonder the same thing. And so on and so forth.
See, when I feel male, I really identify as male and prefer it to any other (including bigender or genderfluid).
When I feel female, I mainly just feel confused nowadays, but also reluctant to give it up.
When I feel like both at the same time, I will strongly identify as bigender because that's what it feels like.
When I don't know what I am, I feel lost.

[Nemo]

Yeah, I'm also genderfluid - I actually didn't mention it that much during assessment 'cause GID is complicated enough I did tell them I ID'd as male side of androgynous though - I know my body needs to be male, and I feel more at home in a male role than I did a female one, but in terms of how I actually identify... I don't, really. I just keep a larger than average wardrobe to accommodate however masculine or feminine I'm feeling that day

[foosnark]

There is kind of an ebb and flow for me in terms of how I feel.  It's maybe not as much on a male/female axis as on a gender/not gendered axis.  It's been more toward the "not" end lately, so I haven't been keeping up with this forum as much or worrying much about my presentation.  (Which is kind of nice really.)

[Your Humble Savant]

I came out as genderfluid this past February, and I've been so much happier since.

The way I look at it is this: You wake up in the morning. How do you feel today? Whatever you feel, honor those emotions and present accordingly, to yourself and/or others. Wherever you may end up, the current moment's a good place to start. 

Best of luck to you.