None of the above. Intersexed, however.

I tend to float around undefined. One day I feel trans, the next genderqueer.

genderfuckery is fun.

I identify as genderqueer, though not genderfluid.

I'm cis-female, but my wonderful girlfriend is Genderqueer.

I'm just learning about all this, about myself, about everything.

I'm genderqueer with a preference for male pronouns.

I'm an androgyne that sometimes floats a little closer to male or female.

I would consider myself trans because socially I prefer to live as and be addressed as male, but I am not against sometimes dressing in more feminine clothes, etc so I suppose there is a degree of gender fluidity.

I'm a trans dude.

I'm a cis-female in my daily life and I'm attracted to the female body and prefer sex with a female body, however, I'm a performer and, sometimes, a drag king. I frequently do shows where I begin the evening in drag, appearing as a male. I do a very convincing illusion with fake facial hair and makeup to alter the appearance of my face, bind my breasts to create the illusion of a male chest in such a way that my shirt can be open and I paint my abs and pecs to appear more masculine. I perform in this way and then I change my clothes and take off my makeup and hair and perform in the same show as a female. I have different characters and names for these stage-personas. This is my personal "fuck you" to the gender binary. I can show you a boy and then a girl in the space of less than a half an hour, convincingly and well. Gender is what I choose to show you; it's an image and I can make you see whatever I want. It is not my biology or my genitals. And gender sure as fuck doesn't dictate what I can do, how I have to dress, how I have to do my hair, how I live my life, or who I sleep with or love.

I'm a trans guy but in presentation I bounce around a lot. I'm such a cross-dressing princess, oops.

I present socially as androgynous, and dress slightly femininely sometimes. On most days, I just dress like a queer guy. Identified as agender, no preference in pronouns. He/she/it/ze/etc. is all A-OK.

I identify as trans...very happily. While I present as male most of the time I'm quite happily out to all my family and friends.

I identify as genderqueer, somewhat genderfluid =)

I'm pretty queerly gendered

I'm genderqueer/transmascu line
I prefer to be seen as male, but I live as female at my job due to lack of better options

I am very much a guy. In some ways I feel bad for not being more genderqueer, but that isn't who I am. In some ways I feel put down by people about that. So many people criticize people who fit into the gender binary as supporting it, which I don't think it is true.

I'm probably best described as genderfluid. I identify as a woman (female-bodied, too), but I range from super butch to andro, depending on where I am.

Genderqueer trans grrl here.

I'm a male. Just happened to have been born with a vagina.

Genderqueer person here.

FtM, but androg in looks and personality.