Free Me (Love in the Pacific Northwest, #4)

by Beck Grey

People who dress against gender norms. But in my case, I also don’t identify with the gender binary.” His brows draw down in confusion. “You mean you’re non-binary?” Just the fact that he knows the term gives me hope. “That’s one presentation of gender identity non-conformance. But there are as many gender identities as there are people who can experience them. Like just about everything in life, gender is a spectrum.” Anyone who says differently can get stuffed. Blake’s quiet for a moment, and I like that he’s being thoughtful about this. “Is it okay to ask how you identify?” “I’m gender-fluid. It’s something I realized about myself relatively recently, and embracing it has helped me be happier and more comfortable in my own skin.”