Are You Butch, Femme, or Poop? Quiz
airytailor
Created 6/30/2024
Discover your true identity by taking this fun quiz! Find out if you are a Butch, a Femme, or a Poop based on your preferences and personality traits.
1. Which statement resonates most with your sense of gender identity?
I feel strongly aligned with a single gender
I feel like my identity varies
I don't identify with any traditional gender
I'm still exploring and discovering my identity
2. How do you typically express your gender through your fashion choices?
I prefer traditionally masculine styles
I prefer traditionally feminine styles
I like a blend of different styles
I choose clothes that make me feel comfortable, regardless of style
3. What pronouns do you feel most comfortable with?
He/Him
She/Her
They/Them
Other/Prefer Not to Say
4. How do you feel when your gender identity or expression is misunderstood by others?
Frustrated and uncomfortable
It depends on the situation
Confident and assertive in correcting them
I don't mind or care much
5. What kind of support system do you have for your gender identity and expression?
Strong and affirming family and friends
A few close supportive people
Mostly online communities
I'm still looking for support
6. How important is it for you to see diverse gender representations in media?
Extremely important
Somewhat important
Not very important
I don't think about it much
7. In what ways do you feel your gender expression influences how you interact with others?
It influences a lot of my interactions
It sometimes influences my interactions
It rarely impacts my interactions
I don't believe it impacts my interactions at all
8. How do cultural or societal expectations affect your gender expression?
They heavily influence my choices
They influence me to some extent
They don't influence me much
I actively resist and challenge them
9. What types of environments make you feel most comfortable to express your gender identity?
Close-knit communities or groups
Progressive and open-minded environments
Spaces where gender is not a focal point
Any place where I can be myself
10. How do you usually approach conversations about gender with others?
Open and willing to educate
Cautious and measured
Avoid unless necessary
Encouraging open dialogue and learning
