Gender-fluid proud

As mentioned on my profile page, I am gender-fluid (which falls under the trans-gendered umbrella). Not to be confused with cross-dresser or transexual, I am cissexual, it's my gender that's all messed up.

Some days I'm a guy [I go by Erik], some days I'm a girl [I go by Kyra], some days I'm happily in-between society's boxes [These days I don't care if I'm called Erik or Kyra].

"Gender Fluid is a gender identity best described as a dynamic mix of boy and girl. A person who is Gender Fluid may always feel like a mix of the two traditional genders, but may feel more boy some days, and more girl other days.
Being Gender Fluid has nothing to do with which set of genitalia one has, nor their sexual orientation."

In layman's terms, I flip back-and-forth between masculine/male and feminine/female expression (clothing, attitude, behavior, speech pattern, etc.).

Got a question? Please ask! I love answering to the best of my knowledge.

Note: Not everyone explains it the same way. Some gender-fluids experiences are different than mine. I don't expect my explanations to match up to everyone else. Life doesn't work that way.

THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH SEXUALITY!
Gender is how you project yourself. Sex pertains to your genitalia (either what you were born with or what you currently have).

Often mistaken for Transgenders, Agenders are actually a category off on their own.
Cisgenders (happy with their gender)
Transgenders (changing from birth gender to the opposite gender (typically without surgery))
Agenders (disregard gender all together/neutralize their gender (typically without surgery))

Cissexuals (happy with their genitalia)
Transsexuals (changing from birth sex to opposite sex (with surgery))
Neutrois (disregard sex all together / neutralize their sex (with surgery))