Your descriptions remain yours; no identity is assigned.
A complete original reading of this part of gender-related experience, with individual descriptions, uncertainty and independent support.
For each original statement, choose whether it describes your past four weeks, partly describes them or does not describe them. Cannot judge, no relevant experience and prefer not to answer remain separate. Six category counts in each four-statement record add to four; individual sentences and labels remain visible. Comfortable, uncomfortable and uncertain descriptions can coexist and are not reverse-scored. There are no points, totals, averages, thresholds, gender categories or clinical results.
Your own descriptions remain yours
These four statements concern descriptions used for you, questions about words, ease with a private description and a pull between personal experience and an expected description. They ask about what you recall over four weeks. They do not ask you to select a sex or gender, explain your history or accept the website’s vocabulary. A chosen label records a sentence, not who you are.
Private words and public address can differ
A person may feel at ease with private words while finding another description used in a familiar setting uncomfortable. Another person may have questions without wanting a label at all. Those are different experiences, not steps in a required sequence. The record does not infer an unspoken identity or treat uncertainty as proof of a hidden answer.
No identity is inferred from preferences
The form asks no questions about hobbies, clothing preferences or who attracts you, and none of those is calculated into an identity here. It supplies no masculine–feminine percentage or cisgender, transgender or non-binary verdict. Reading the words may help you notice what fits a sentence while leaving the larger question entirely yours.
Different descriptions do not require a single explanation
One description may fit in one setting and not another. That difference cannot tell the website whether the cause concerns language, expectations, comfort, privacy or something else. Mixed choices need not be resolved into a category. The record neither rewards certainty nor treats a lack of questions as a better outcome.
No announcement is part of the exercise
You may keep a thought private, choose not to write anything or stop after reading. There is no task to announce a label, seek permission, disclose to someone or prove a description in real life. A supportive conversation, if wanted, can begin with uncertainty. The website neither sets a timetable nor decides what you should tell anyone.
How the record works
For each original statement, choose whether it describes your past four weeks, partly describes them or does not describe them. Cannot judge, no relevant experience and prefer not to answer remain separate. Six category counts in each four-statement record add to four; individual sentences and labels remain visible. Comfortable, uncomfortable and uncertain descriptions can coexist and are not reverse-scored. There are no points, totals, averages, thresholds, gender categories or clinical results.
Origin, limits and support
- FermatMind authored these sixteen statements and four complete readings. This is not a gender-identity classifier, a dysphoria screen, UGDS, GIDYQ or an assessment under WPATH standards. Reliability, validity, norms and English–Chinese equivalence have not been established. Four weeks is only a recall aid, not a duration criterion. No combination of choices determines an identity, diagnosis, need for treatment or future path. Public health information provides context without validating these statements.
- Support is available if you want it, without a label, a particular answer or completion. You may speak with a qualified professional who respects your privacy and choices, and decide how much to share. This exercise asks for no disclosure, changes to your body or presentation, trial of a name or pronoun, or medical action. It cannot assess personal safety or choose a care pathway. For immediate danger or an inability to stay safe, seek local emergency help rather than continue.