Am I Trans, Cis, or Non-binary? (gender fluid, agender, etc)

Ever wondered if you might be trans or non-binary? Already identify as trans or non-binary, but want to know if you're binary trans, gender fluid, or another identity under the trans/gender-non conforming umbrella? This is the quiz for you!

Written by a trans person. This quiz is intended to be helpful but is not definitive. If you are currently going down a rabbit hole of these, please take care of yourself and your mind and know that there are some things that are not in your control, but that doesn't mean the world is going to end <3 you matter, you are loved, and no matter what you identify as, you are valid.

Created by: oz

I feel most like myself when I dress like/am seen as:
- my assigned gender at birth.
- the opposite of my assigned gender at birth.
- my assigned gender and the "opposite" gender
- it depends on the day--masculine one day, feminine another
- both masculine and feminine at once
- very neutral, not masculine or feminine
- something costume-like, etherial, or "out there"
Sometimes I feel uncomfortable with certain parts of my body associated with my gender assigned at birth (chest, hips, hair length, body/facial hair or lack thereof, genitals, etc)
- Yes, and only those, but it's just because I'm insecure
- Yes, but it's not because of that and not more so than other parts of my body
- No, never
- Only sometimes
- Yes, because it makes me look like something I am not
- No, but I still feel disconnected from my gender assigned at birth for other reasons
I would be happiest/most myself if other people saw me as
- my gender assigned at birth
- the "opposite" of my gender assigned at birth
- not a man or a woman, just me
- masculine and feminine at once
- sometimes a man, sometimes a woman, and maybe sometimes neither or both
- something vast, or a third gender, outside of man or woman
In the vacuum of space with only me around around, I think I would consider myself
- more closely aligned with the opposite of my gender assigned at birth
- most closely aligned with my gender assigned at birth
- gender wouldn't matter to me
- both masculine and feminine
- something other than masculine and feminine, maybe something otherworldly
- neither masculine nor feminine
If I lived another life in another world with no repercussions socially or otherwise, I would like to see what it's like to be
- the opposite of my gender assigned at birth
- my gender assigned at birth
- a man and a woman at the same time
- genderless
- a 'third', vast gender
- sometimes a man, sometimes a woman
True or False: I have come out as/thought I might be bisexual or gay, even though I've never actually felt (much) attraction to the same sex
- True, but I'm not sure why
- True, because it just seemed right/made me feel more masculine/feminine (whatever the "opposite" gender is)
- False
- True, but I have now realized I'm asexual (or another identity other than "straight")
I feel strangely drawn to movies with gay or lesbian protagonists of the "opposite" gender from what I was assigned at birth
- No
- Yes, very much
- Yes
- Sort of?
Sometimes I just wish I could be "feminine like boys are" or "masculine like some lesbians are"
- Oh my God yes
- No
- Yes
- Sometimes
- I wish I could be BOTH
- I don't want to be masculine or feminine
When people use these words to refer to me, I feel more like myself (maybe even suddenly very happy)
- Gendered terms of my gender assigned at birth (masculine: dude, bro, man, king; feminine: girl, sis, ms., queen)
- Gendered terms opposite of my gender assigned at birth
- Non-gendered terms (person, champ, friend, emperor)
- Gendered terms that are masculine and feminine used together/interchangably
- One or more of the above, but depends on the day
- I haven't felt like that from gendered language
Including my birth name, I think this kind of name would be the most fun to have
- a gendered name that matches my assigned gender
- a gendered name that matches the opposite gender - because I'd like to be seen as that
- a gendered name that matches the opposite gender - because I think it would make me seem more androgynous
- a unisex name
- a name that evokes something specific, but isn't tied to one particular gender
- a name that feels both masculine and feminine at once

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