Enbyalt

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This page is about a gender identity that is not widely used among gender-variant people. This does not mean that the identity is not valid, but that very few people are known to use this term. More information on uncommon identities...

Enbyalt flag by blue-036. Meanings: - Blue: masculinity - Beige: the spectrum of gender, being different to demigenders - Green: being whole - White: the lack of gender - Yellow: feeling nonbinary - Pink: femininity

Enbyalt flag 2 by blue-036. Meanings: - Blue: masculinity - White: the spectrum of gender, being different to demigenders - Black: the lack of gender - Yellow: feeling nonbinary - Pink: femininity

Enbyalt, or enbyshift, is a label which describes a nonbinary person who experiences a change of their gender over time. Similarly to genderfluid, the person may feel more connected to one binary gender, the other, none, or both. This changes over a period of time. Yet the person is always non-binary in some way and never fully binary. An enbyalt person may feel a change in the intensity and/or connection they have to gender. They may feel, for example, completely non-binary one day, and no connection to gender at all the next day. The change of gender can be barely noticeable, yet there can be hints, like a feeling of dysphoria which would change with the gender, though this is not always the case, as everyone has their own experiences with gender. People with this identity may also relate to and identify with labels like pangender, genderfluid, nonbinary, demigirl, demiboy, among others.

This identity was first mentioned on Tumblr by the user blue-036 and on Reddit by the user Road-66-Gurl under the names "enbyfluid" and "nonbinaryfluid." Upon noting that that label already existed, Reddit user Zaziuma suggested enbyalt and enbyshift as alternatives.