“Gender season is an individual who explores their gender identity in relation to a season, or all the seasons,” Whitnell said in a video posted on YouTube. “So this might be somebody whose gender expression and identity is linked to one season — so, for example, winter — or this might be somebody whose gender identity and expression changes depending on the season.”
A person claiming to be “genderseason” may identify as a different genders during different seasons. Whitnell explained that some but not all transgender individuals like herself have gender identities affected by the seasons, giving an example of how she dresses more masculine in the summer and more feminine in the winter.
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“This might be because in the summertime, I get sensory issues because of the heat, so I wear my hair up and I wear less clothing. Whereas in the winter, I’m in multiple layers, so I can wear stuff that’s a little more girly or ‘girl-coded’ or a bit more frilly, because I can experiment with the layers to make it a combination of ‘masc’ and ’fem’ that suits me.”
Although Whitnell said that realizing that she changes how she dresses depending on the season made her realize she is “genderseason,” Whitnell acknowledged that “gender and expression are completely different.”
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Gender fluidity describes a people who feels as though their gender identity “can change over time or from day-to-day,” according to WebMD. For example, people who are gender fluid may believe they are a woman one day, then believe they are a man the next day.
* Original Article:
https://dailycaller.com/2024/04/30/genderseason-new-identity-added-lgbtq-spectrum-dee-whitnell-youtube/