Gendentity for Those Transitioning or Providing Additional Information

Gendentity offers a simple and inclusive way to express your gender, regardless of how you identify.

With just 1 to 5 characters (attributes), you can accurately express your gender identity.

Birth

Identity

Expression

Hormonal

Anatomical

Many people choose to use three attributes to express their gender identity:

  1. Birth Gender: This indicates the sex assigned at birth.
  2. Gender Identity: This reflects your internal sense of self.
  3. Gender Expression: This indicates how you choose to present your gender.

For those who have undergone or are planning to undergo gender transition, you may choose to add two additional attributes:

  • Anatomical Sex: To specify your current anatomical sex.
  • Hormonal Status: To indicate whether you’ve undergone hormone therapy.

You can use “X” for any attribute (except Birth Gender) if you prefer not to disclose that information.

Male

Female

UndisclosedUndisclosed Use an X for "undisclosed" when you want to keep that aspect of your Gendentity private.

Non-binary

ComplexComplex Use a C for "Complex" when you have a multifaceted or evolving gender identity.

Variable (Fluid)

IntersexIntersex Intersex people are born with sex characteristics that do not fit typical binary notions of male or female bodies. Use an I for "Intersex".

Transitioning

Atypical

Birth

Identity

Expression

Hormonal

Anatomical

“I was Born to Identify and Express myself!”

For anyone who wants to provide more information about their identity

Required

Birth

Male

Female

Intersex

Optional

Identity

Male

Female

Non-binary

Complex

Variable (Fluid)

Undisclosed

Expression

Male

Female

Non-binary

Complex

Variable (Fluid)

Undisclosed

Optional

Hormonal

Male

Female

Non-binary

Complex

Variable (Fluid)

Transitioning

Undisclosed

Anatomical

Male

Female

Atypical

Undisclosed

  • Use a C for “Complex” when you have a multifaceted or evolving gender identity.
  • Use a V for “Variable (Fluid)” when your gender expression changes over time.
  • Use an X for “Undisclosed” when you want to keep that aspect of your Gendentity private.
  • The 1st attribute is your Birth Gender (Sex Assigned at Birth) and is required
  • Add an optional 2nd attribute for your Gender Identity
  • Add an optional 3rd attribute for gender presenting as… your Gender Expression
  • Add an optional 4th attribute to declare your Hormonal Status
  • Add an optional 5th attribute to identify your Anatomical Sex

A Simple Solution for a Complex World

Gendentity is designed to be easy to understand and use, no matter how you identify. It’s a way to navigate the changing landscape of gender identity without feeling overwhelmed.

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