A xenogender I recently made up that you guys might get a kick out of…

Cricketgender! A gender related to Cricket Magazine or the CB! 

Hi, Silver here! I use she/her pronouns, though that's the only thing I'm sure about. I identified as bi for a long time before realizing that I was probably on the aro spectrum somewhere, due to my apparent lack of crushes (none), although I'm not opposed to being in a relationship. As for the ace spectrum, probably, but that one's less clear. I honestly have no idea what I'm doing or where I'm going to end up, but at this point I'm just going with it. 

I told my mom about all of this and she's been super supportive, which is great. She had no idea what aroace meant before I told her, but when I did she could name at least three people who were aspec that she knew, but neither them nor she had any label to describe it at the time. I think that's very interesting, and I'm glad that identities like this are known more widely now, so people can have a way to identify rather than feeling lost and/or broken like the people from my mom's generation did. 

Hey! I appear to be pretty late to this thread — I could've sworn I posted already, but I guess not. Anyway, I use she/they pronouns, and I'm bi. I think I'm on the aro/ace spectrum, but I'm not entirely sure. I'm not really out irl, only among a few of my classmates — a lot of my relatives (especially older relatives) wouldn't be…very accepting, let's say.

The CB has definitely played a huge role in helping me figure out my identity (even if I'm still figuring it out!). It's the first place I was really exposed to the LGBTQ+ community, so I'm eternally grateful for that, and for the wonderfully accepting place that the CB is. <3

this thread shall not die!!!! except… it's dead… erm… 

this thread shall be revived???? 

I…think I'm girlflux! And for those who don't know what it is (because I didn't, at first);

It's a form of gender fluidity encompassing genders nonbinary and female, (which includes pronouns like fae/faer and it/its). So far, I haven't been it/its or anything else–mostly female, though I've occasionally been a demigirl and nonbinary (not really enby yet though, mostly demigirl and fem).