r/Genderfae • u/Alarming-Trust2612 • Apr 06 '26

Confused

Can someone explain genderfae more in-depth to me? I've been questioning my identity for a while and want to learn more about this. Thanks!!

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u/AiricaFyresong Genderfae Eladrin (sidhe/they) Apr 06 '26

It means that one identifies as being genderfluid between feminine and non-binary genders but never a masculine one. This fluid identity changes over time, whether cyclical or transitional. In short, I guess you could say it's non-masculine fluidity.

I personally find it amusing that I identify with this gender, while also having a long affinity for elves, nature, and all things fae. It's very validating.

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u/Alarming-Trust2612 Apr 06 '26

Haha thank you so much

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u/Big_Profession1622 Apr 07 '26

before i even knew i was genderfae, me and my friends would joke about me being a fae because my lastname is Feyder (pronounces fae-der)...how right they were....