By halayalex at Envato Elements.
(For how i crafted these quotes, see What i changed in survey-takers' responses and What i didn't change.)
"being as i am neurodivergent/on the spectrum, disabled, intersex, and a polytheistic pagan, i think that the overlap has caused difficulty in the past with others. mostly some saying BECAUSE of those that i cant know if i am trans or queer because its outside of my perception which is very false."
"I'm autistic+ADHD (and Jewish, but being autistic is what I will talk about here.)
"Being autistic definitely impacts my perspective/understanding of gender, in that my gender aligns itself as a binary man, while also comfortably being genderqueer. I only use he/him/his pronouns, but I present both masculinely and femininely. I plan to transition almost 'fully' (I'm on testosterone, and would like to have top surgery), and I ID as a man while simultaneously having no real understanding of what 'man' and 'woman' really mean. And at the same time, people referring to me with anything but masculine terminology makes me incredibly uncomfortable."
