Identity

Gender, sexual and other kinds of identity often play big parts in our lives and our experiences living in the world, our sense of self, our sexualities, and our interpersonal relationships. Here’s information on gender, including transgender and gender-expansive identities, intersex, gender roles, expression and navigating gender in relationships, sexual orientation, including the asexuality spectrum, and other kinds of sexual identity, as well as other aspects of identity to help you find your own way around your own identity and figure out what it all means for you.

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  • Gerbil

Gerbil shares how gender transition set him on the path to a new understanding of his sexual orientation.

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  • Sam Wall

Sam shares how denial, internet searches, and queer media were all part of her learning about her sexual orientation.

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  • Riss

Riss shares how reconnecting with old friends and looking at her own faith in new ways were important parts of understanding her identity.

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  • Sebastian Jimenez

Sebastian talks about the moments that helped them better understand their identity.

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  • Riley Johnson

Riley shares how their own understanding of their identity is still in progress.

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  • Ruby Seago

Ruby shares the experiences that helped them make sense of their queer identity.

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  • Mo Ranyart

Mo shares their own journey in understanding their sexual orientation, including how a certain cult classic brought them clarity.

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  • Jack Ralls

Jack talks about the process of figuring out their queer identity.

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  • Asher

Asher talks about how an unhealthy relationship lead them to some questions about, and exploration of, their sexual orientation.

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  • Mo Ranyart

If you’re unsure of your sexual orientation, that uncertainty can feel overwhelming. You’re not alone in this feeling, though! We’ve compiled the experiences of several people who’ve gone through that questioning process in the hope that their experiences might be relatable or comforting.