4 Identities Test

Masculine: High in traits commonly found among people of the male gender; low in traits commonly found among people of the female gender.

Feminine: High in traits commonly found among people of the female gender; low in traits commonly found among people of the male gender.

Non-binary: Those who experience their gender identity as going beyond the traditional man and woman binary may often refer to themselves as non-binary. In other words, individuals whose gender identity does not fit exclusively into the traditional categories of "man" or "woman" may be said to be non-binary. There is great diversity among those who identify as non-binary. However, some identify with some elements of the traditional gender binaries while others reject the traditional notions of men and women completely.

Agender: People who do not identify as any gender sometimes refer to themselves as agender, with the prefix "a-," indicating "no" or "none." While some agender individuals characterize their identity as having no gender, others associate their agender identity with being "gender-neutral," "gender-free," "ungendered," or "genderblank." Other terms in this category include "gender void," "null gender," and "genderless."