Welcome to my journal where I, a genderfluid and pansexual person, will being talking about my life and the events that take place in it.

Just my odd life. Kody on days I feel more masculine, Kota on days I feel more feminine, Dakota on days I'm neutral. Names in this have been changed for the privacy of others.

It's just here for me to rant, guys.

Alright, friends, disclaimer: I wrote this when I was twelve (TWELVE) and just finding out what being genderfluid meant. This story contains a lot of inaccuracies, and is honestly just kind of cringy to look back on, but so many people seemed to enjoy it, so I'm keeping it up. I apologize for the incorrect facts and plot holes and anything else in this story (again, I was 12.) Thank you all for the immense support! SUMMARY: Anna is genderfluid. Meaning she is a girl at some times and a guy at others. While dealing with keeping his secret, he meets Taylor, the new girl at school. Taylor asks him out, and they go to the school dance. But when his mother figures out that he's genderfluid, things go sour. Really, really quickly. (Awesome cover by @AspiringFlyer!)

Mostly genderfluid tips, but some chapters can help with struggles in the whole trans umbrella as well. Also LBGT+ psas for the community Go check out @WTCCampaign they do wonderful stuff there and they appreciate my book :))

Just some genderfluid/LGBTQ+ problems, I guess...

Seven genderfluid teenagers trying to find their place in the world. The Club that brought them together. Complicated romances, struggles of high school, mental health, self-love, and a murder mystery subplot. It's just another day in Northpointe. Amilia. Demisexual/demiromantic Mayella. Greysexual/greyromantic Lisa. Asexual/biromantic Lynn. Demisexual/panromantic Jenna. Asexual/aromantic Elysia. Greysexual/homoromantic Hazel. Demisexual/polyromantic

The constant struggle of never knowing which gender you'll belong to. BEFORE READING: This is old. There will be parts that are inaccurate. I deleted 26 of the original chapters of this story. Due to this, some chapters may reference something that was never mentioned. This piece may not be cohesive.