Gender is a difficult topic. Some people have the same gender as they were assigned at birth, some have the opposite gender, and some have both, or even none. In the novel, “Every Day” by David Levithan the book follows a character named “A” that switches bodies every day. The only thing that stays with them is the age of the body, and that the different bodies stay within a couple hours drive of each other. A’s looks, body, situation, and gender change every day. Since A doesn’t feel any stability with one gender or the other they cannot be assigned to one gender; they’re gender fluid.
A isn't a boy or a girl. For example when A says “I had yet to learn that when it came to gender, I was both and neither” (David levithan, 254). This quote
A isn't a boy or a girl. For example when A says “I had yet to learn that when it came to gender, I was both and neither” (David levithan, 254). This quote