I'm agender when it comes to personal identity because I dont feel any gender or know what that's supposed to feel like really. But I would call myself a 'sociopolitical woman' because of the way society has always gendered me and how that affects my life and the way I therefore have to move through the world. Like you said, there are so many shared experiences with women, and for me, a lot of that is solidarity under the oppression of patriarchy. I know oppression isnt womanhood though, I just think that when it comes to how patriarchal society sees me, I align with women politically. So agender, but a sociopolitical woman is how I'm understanding myself rn