I don't care what pronouns people use for me, so long as they are respectful~

I kinda have a personal preference for 'they/them' when referring to myself though.

I consider myself mostly genderless, but for simplicity, I am physically male, so I prefer those pronouns. Gender identity is not a very big part of my life, personally, like it is for some.

gender identity: Fluid
gender expression: Androgynous
preferred gender pronoun: Female

You can call me him or her, girl or guy I don't mind. I'm a chick trapped in a dudes body and I hate it but it's whateves.

I am biologically a female, I look very feminine, I dress in pants and hoodies (so, fairly androgynous), and I don't mind being called a "she" or "her".

I don't have many friends that truly understand gender identity, and the ones that do still call me a "she". Unfortunately, my brain and my body are very different. Though I feel like I am neither gender, my body is EXTREMELY feminine. I'm curvy and keep my hair somewhat long, and just look female in general. I'm too vain to change my appearance to make my external self reflect my internal self.

Besides, the "me" on the inside is special in that only I really know my own true inner workings. I like it that way and don't really see the need to change.

I now identify as agender and androgynous presenting! I still have a hard time getting hair cuts. :P

Oops, femme.

I’ve come to accept my womanhood after resolving a lot of childhood sexual trauma and learning to love myself and my body. ✊

Proud to be a queer cis-woman bi-lesbian.

I am physically female, so I'm alright with people calling me "she/her". Even though it doesn't always feel fitting to me, I think if I were to try and explain to my family and friends that I dress more masculinely to represent my own gender fluidity, it would be too much for them to comprehend lol. And there's no word for someone who's "in-between" :/ So call me what you want, b/c either way it's probably incorrect xD

Identity: Genderqueer, though often masculine
Pronouns: Either she or he, depends on the person and what name they're calling me (Brooke/Elliott)

I'm used to she/her since that's what I grew up to lol. I don't really care what people online think I am though, he/she/it whatever I don't care. I know who I am and I'm quite comfortable with that so like I said it doesn't bother me! My gender does not define me :3

pheonix2: You can call me him or her, girl or guy I don't mind. I'm a chick trapped in a dudes body and I hate it but it's whateves.

I agree with him. I feel like I'm a sexy girl trapped inside a male body, even though I kinda look male but still deep down inside myself I know that I am female, and I'm trying everything I can right now w/o surgery to have my inside shine threw my male body.

Im genetically androgynous, and I was born female, I am female and want to be referred to as such.

I identify as female and I don't try to hide it. But I Absolutely hate it when people call me out for my clothing, I wear a lot of things from the men's department because they're ten times more comfortable (and they have pokkits). I consider myself 'androgynous' mostly because of how I act, what I wear, and the fact that I don't make any effort to be like either gender.

I just am what I am.

I identify as agender. I'm biologically female, but I dress pretty gender-neutral and recently have been toying with the idea of chest binding. My hair's pretty long though, so I still look kinda girlish (that and I've got a young looking face).
I'm really fine with any pronouns. I use female ones myself for the sake of convenience and avoidance of awkward conversations about my gender (or lack there of), but I'm definitely not opposed to being called a dude.

I identify as genderqueer, I actually feel like a third gender that is more like both genders at times. I am in a female body though and I'm totally cool with that. Don't really care much about the pronouns, but people usually default to female ones and I don't mind a bit.

I identify as gender neutral, but am having trouble with pronouns. I do not like being addressed with "she/her", but "he/him" doesn't feel right either, although it doesn't feel as bad as "she/her". It's really frustrating for me because I look really feminine, even though I only dress in guy clothes and bind. I still get female pronouns.

Genderqueer, sapiosexual.

I've taken a hit lately by someone who reminded me all too bluntly that I present as male. I cried after that, but I feel like he's got a point.

Still, I can't accept myself as all male, all the time. I just don't feel it. I have a female side and it kills me that I don't present more androgynous.

I have no preferred pronoun. I'm whatever you see before you. Those who call me by female pronouns are usually those who know me best, though.

I've taken a hit lately by someone who reminded me all too bluntly that I present as male. I cried after that, but I feel like he's got a point.

Still, I can't accept myself as all male, all the time. I just don't feel it. I have a female side and it kills me that I don't present more androgynous.

I have no preferred pronoun. I'm whatever you see before you. Those who call me by female pronouns are usually those who know me best, though.

I'm a male, I look rather masculine enough to be a male, although my friends say I'd make an awesome dyke xD.

I'm genderqueer. I'm not too picky about pronouns. I'd prefer pronouns like "ze," but I understand most people have never even heard most of the gender-neutral pronouns out there. I'm used to people referring to me as "she" because I have a very feminine body and voice. Hell, even people I know who DO understand my gender identity usually refer to me as a woman just because I don't bother to correct them all that often.

I'm fairly genderless, but people usually refer to me as female and I don't really mind. People that don't know me sometimes refer to me as male and I really don't mind that either. I guess it's really all fine with me as long as people aren't just being rude. =3

Due to my body type it's impossible for me to hide the fact that I'm biologically female IRL (even with the male wardrobe)-so I tend to not stop people whom I don't know from IDing me as such. For people I talk to more than twice I tend to ask for the more generic "they" and "them" when applicable. Online I tend to pick and prefer male pronouns when "they" doesn't cut it as they're more comfortable for me, honestly.

I suppose I ID as "pansexual" (or "sapiosexual" if I'm feeling particularly cheeky), and "genderqueer" - though I'm not really a fan of that word.

i present as a butch lesbian. i'm fine with being called a girl, but i feel i fall somewhere in between. genderqueer maybe, but that label doesn't really feel right for me.

I consider myself, mentally, sort of herm/androgynous/somewhere in the middle.
Gender pronouns... I guess I usually just tolerate female pronouns since I'm physiologically female.

I strongly prefer female pronouns and almost never get them. I don't really feel like I have a gender in the social/philosophical sense, but I don't like my body as it is. I call myself female usually, sometimes MtF female or transgirl, sometimes MtF androgyne or genderfuck if I'm around people who are fluent in such issues.

I prefer 'fuzzy little man peach"

I'm female now, was born that way, but eventually I intend to remove my female bits and present androgynously. Maybe by then we'll have acceptable intersex language.

I feel like I need to respect and reclaim and re-validate my femininity first, because I realized that my gender abolitionism was really anti-feminine, I was trying to be masculine, not androgynous.

i identify as genderqueer
i primarily express myself as female, and i am female-bodied. so, most refer to me with feminine pronouns - i am perfectly comfortable with this.
however, i am comfortable with masculine pronouns, and even more comfortable with neutral pronouns (they/them).
i have a variety of names, masculine, feminine & neutral which i am content to be called by.

overall, i am entirely flexible/openminded with my gender expression & interpretations of my gender expression.

I identify as agender :3 I usually go by female pronouns in person, but online I use Hir and Ze(Though I pronounce it Tse...seems easier somehow)

i dont really identify as anything
so i never really bring up pronouns with anybody, whatever their first impression is generally sets a pronoun on it's own so thats fine

I identify as neuter (it's like the grammatical gender), and prefer "they" pronouns.

Wow, so many genderqueer folks here that I never knew were around! Lots of great answers to the question, too. I love seeing people carve out their own niche.

I consider myself androgynous or neuter -- the latter is, I think, more correct, but the former label has fewer negative connotations.

I'm genetically male, and since my style of dress is androgynous to slightly masculine people generally refer to me with male pronouns. If someone chooses to use female ones that's fine too. Actually, I'd be perfectly happy with "it" but I know that'd make other people uncomfortable.

Male pronouns for me.
I am extremely feminine-looking and have a rather high voice.
I've always been rather androgynous, but have been exploring it more in the past few years.
I consider myself to just be me, not really assigned to anything,
but for convenience I use male pronouns.

I want to be completely neutral but I hate the third gender pronouns.
I accept being called female because I am biologically female and so I sound female but it really flatters me to be called 'he'. I like both styles of dress equally but it's hard to be neutral in female dress. ;A;

I think of myself as simply non-binary, but I'll accept "gender neutral" or "genderqueer" as descriptors. I express neutral/androgynously but my wardrobe would be viewed as more "masculine" than feminine by binary folks, I guess.

I don't have a pronoun preference.

I'm so glad there's a group for this on FA though!