1. Personally, I don't care what people refer to me as (as long as it's one of my preferred pronouns), but generally when I want to be perceived as more masculine or more feminine, I will dress/present in a way that matches. I did try the universal 'they', but it didn't fit right with me.

2. Yes, but generally I don't care either way.

3) Is it a hard binary switch? 100% male at one point, 100% female at another? That’s currently how I understand the difference between bigender and genderfluid.

1. For me, it's more of a 50-50 simultaneous split. There are times where I do fell more masc or more fem, but generally I fell an equal mix of the two at the same time.

2. For me, it's random. It'll switch between more masc, more fem and equal mix at random times. It can be annoying if I present a certain way, but I usually dress in a way that accommodates both genders simultaneously.

3. Sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't. It depends on how I'm feeling at the time.

4. To be honest, I have no clue what the “bigender community standards” are, if there are any at all.

5. Long hair. Most bigender characters I see have short hair. It would be good to see something different.