nbandproud:

Final* version of the juvelic / glg /

[someone] loving [someone] chart for w/m/nb identities!

I also made a version without repeating the labels, based on a version @jynto made before:

I am also working on a text-only version, however since it’s taking too long to make, I will put it on a separate post/reblog.

I’m going to copy/paste the how to use and the Q&A from the original version here:

How to use:

1) Think about what your gender entails. For example, nonbinary woman.

2)
Go to the line or one of the lines that specifies the gender you have.
For nonbinary woman, you can go to nonbinary > woman or to woman >
nonbinary. Both lines are the same.

3) Think about what your
gender-based attraction or what you want to reveal about it entails. For
example, nonbinary people and women.

4) Look for the column or
columns that specify that attraction. In this case, again, you’ll have
to look for either the nonbinary > woman column or the woman >
nonbinary column.

5) See where the line and column cross! In this example, it should be iridian (nblnb, nblw, wlnb and wlw).

Remember
you can use broader labels too! So if you are iridian, for instance,
you can also use sapphic, enbian, and so on, if you want.

But how can you be both nonbinary and a man/a woman/a man and a woman?

Some nonbinary people may consider themselves one or both binary genders besides being nonbinary because:

• They have multiple genders (at the same time or not), and one or some of them are binary or binary-adjacent;
  (examples:
  a person is trigender and their genders are man, woman and neutrois, or
  a person is genderfluid and their gender changes between agender and
  woman)
  
• They have a single gender connected to one or both binary genders even if those genders aren’t binary;
  (examples:
  a person has a single gender that is a mix of maverique and woman, or a
  person is a proxvir, which means they have a gender similar to man but
  different in some way)
  
• They have a certain
  connection to one or both binary genders because of presentation,
  pronouns/titles, desired transition, or other characteristics.
  (examples:
  a person is agender but doesn’t mind being treated as a man in general,
  or a person is dulcigender but has a connection to being a woman for
  desiring a physical transition similar to a trans woman)

But how can you be both a man and a woman without being nonbinary?

A
nonbinary person may consider themselves both a man and a woman and
prefer an identity that only talks about them being both a man and a
woman.

A person who is both a man and a woman may also not want to identify as nonbinary for any reason.

But all those labels are too complicated/hard to remember! Why not just use ____?

You
may not use them if you don’t want to, but there are obviously people
who want to use those more specific labels, or otherwise there wouldn’t be so much of
them.

* this version is “final” because all slots are taken. However, if there are changes I deem important enough, I may make other versions of this.

Whoo! Love it!!

-Fy

nbandproud:

Final* version of the juvelic / glg /

[someone] loving [someone] chart for w/m/nb identities!

I also made a version without repeating the labels, based on a version @jynto made before:

I am also working on a text-only version, however since it’s taking too long to make, I will put it on a separate post/reblog.

I’m going to copy/paste the how to use and the Q&A from the original version here:

How to use:

1) Think about what your gender entails. For example, nonbinary woman.

2)
Go to the line or one of the lines that specifies the gender you have.
For nonbinary woman, you can go to nonbinary > woman or to woman >
nonbinary. Both lines are the same.

3) Think about what your
gender-based attraction or what you want to reveal about it entails. For
example, nonbinary people and women.

4) Look for the column or
columns that specify that attraction. In this case, again, you’ll have
to look for either the nonbinary > woman column or the woman >
nonbinary column.

5) See where the line and column cross! In this example, it should be iridian (nblnb, nblw, wlnb and wlw).

Remember
you can use broader labels too! So if you are iridian, for instance,
you can also use sapphic, enbian, and so on, if you want.

But how can you be both nonbinary and a man/a woman/a man and a woman?

Some nonbinary people may consider themselves one or both binary genders besides being nonbinary because:

• They have multiple genders (at the same time or not), and one or some of them are binary or binary-adjacent;
  (examples:
  a person is trigender and their genders are man, woman and neutrois, or
  a person is genderfluid and their gender changes between agender and
  woman)
  
• They have a single gender connected to one or both binary genders even if those genders aren’t binary;
  (examples:
  a person has a single gender that is a mix of maverique and woman, or a
  person is a proxvir, which means they have a gender similar to man but
  different in some way)
  
• They have a certain
  connection to one or both binary genders because of presentation,
  pronouns/titles, desired transition, or other characteristics.
  (examples:
  a person is agender but doesn’t mind being treated as a man in general,
  or a person is dulcigender but has a connection to being a woman for
  desiring a physical transition similar to a trans woman)

But how can you be both a man and a woman without being nonbinary?

A
nonbinary person may consider themselves both a man and a woman and
prefer an identity that only talks about them being both a man and a
woman.

A person who is both a man and a woman may also not want to identify as nonbinary for any reason.

But all those labels are too complicated/hard to remember! Why not just use ____?

You
may not use them if you don’t want to, but there are obviously people
who want to use those more specific labels, or otherwise there wouldn’t be so much of
them.

* this version is “final” because all slots are taken. However, if there are changes I deem important enough, I may make other versions of this.

Whoo! Love it!!

-Fy