Polygender is a gender identity that encompasses multiple genders within one person. It's distinct from genderfluid, where a person's gender identity fluctuates over time. Polygender individuals experience multiple genders simultaneously, often in a fluid or shifting way.

Here's a breakdown of key points about polygender identity:

• Multiple Genders: Polygender individuals identify with two or more genders, which may include:
• Fluid Expression: The way polygender individuals express their genders can vary over time, depending on personal comfort and social context. They might present as more masculine, feminine, androgynous, or a mix of these at different times.
• Personal Experience: The specific experience of being polygender is unique to each individual. Some may feel a strong connection to all of their genders, while others may feel more connected to certain genders at different times.
• Pronouns: Polygender people may use a variety of pronouns to reflect their multiple genders. Common pronouns include:
• Identity Exploration: It's common for polygender individuals to explore their gender identity over time, trying out different labels and pronouns to find what feels most comfortable and authentic to them.

Imagery and Visibility:

• Pride Flags: The polygender pride flag features horizontal stripes of blue, pink, yellow, green, and purple, representing the multiplicity of genders.
• Symbolism: Some polygender individuals use symbols like the infinity symbol or the multigender symbol to represent their identity.

It's important to remember:

• Respect and Affirmation: Polygender identities are valid and deserve respect and affirmation.
• Openness to Understanding: Learn more about polygender experiences by listening to individuals' stories and respecting their self-identification.