Am I Trans Quiz: Nature, Nurture, or Netflix?

Last Updated 22.01.26

○ DISCLAIMER

This quiz is for entertainment only and cannot determine your sexuality or gender identity. It is not a diagnostic tool and shouldn't guide major life decisions. For genuine support with identity questions, please consult qualified LGBTQ+-friendly professionals. Your self-discovery journey is uniquely yours.

The word “trans” is short for “transgender,” meaning a person’s internal sense of their gender differs from the sex assigned at birth. Transgender identity isn’t a monolith but a spectrum that includes trans women, trans men, non-binary people, and genderfluid individuals. Being trans is not an illness, phase, or choice – it’s a fundamental part of identity. This trans quiz can help you explore your feelings about your gender identity.

Common experiences the quiz examines include gender dysphoria (discomfort with your body or social role), gender euphoria (joy when perceived according to your true identity), and social aspects like feeling you’re “playing a role” in your current gender. The quiz also considers internal experiences such as constant thoughts about life in another gender, dreams where you’re a different sex, or feeling “stuck” in the wrong life. Not all trans people experience dysphoria, and each person’s journey is unique.

This quiz isn’t a definitive answer but a compass for self-discovery. It helps structure your thoughts and feelings, creating a safe space for exploration. Whatever your results, your identity is valid and only you can determine who you truly are.

Questions Overview

1. How do you feel about clothes traditionally associated with another gender?

I feel uncomfortable in them
It's just clothes, I don't give it much thought
Sometimes I try them on and think about it
I feel more natural in them

2. What thoughts do you have when using your legal name?

It's my name, it suits me
I'd prefer a more neutral option
Sometimes I think about other options
It feels foreign to me

3. How do you react to compliments that emphasize your gender characteristics?

I enjoy them
I prefer neutral compliments
It evokes mixed feelings
I experience discomfort

4. How do you feel about drastically changing your hairstyle?

I don't see a need for it
I think about it sometimes
I often experiment with hairstyles
I've already made it an important part of my changes

5. What do you feel when you think about your future 10 years from now?

I imagine myself roughly the same
I see myself as more androgynous
The image of the future isn't very clear
I see myself differently than now

6. How do you feel about using different pronouns?

I prefer traditional ones for my gender
I'm comfortable with various options
I experiment with different forms
I prefer pronouns of another gender

7. How do you feel about your sex characteristics?

They're part of me, and that's normal
Sometimes they make me uncomfortable
I prefer not to think about them
I experience strong discomfort

8. What do you feel when you unexpectedly see your reflection?

I recognize myself immediately
Sometimes I'm surprised
I often experience discomfort
I try to avoid such moments

9. What emotions do gender-neutral spaces evoke in you?

I don't give it much thought
I feel most comfortable there
I'm interested in such places
I feel relief and calmness

10. Have you had fantasies about waking up in a body of another gender?

No, I'm content with my body
Sometimes I imagine it out of curiosity
I think about it often
It's my constant desire

11. How do you feel when viewing content about gender transition?

Curiosity from an outside perspective
Interest in different experiences
Strong emotional involvement
Deep personal resonance

12. How do you feel about your voice in recordings?

Fine, it's my voice
I'd prefer a more neutral sound
I think about it often
I experience strong discomfort

13. What emotions do childhood photos evoke in you?

Pleasant memories
Mixed feelings
Complex emotions
Discomfort or alienation

14. What do you experience when having to indicate your gender on documents?

Nothing special
A desire to skip this field
Some tension
Strong discomfort

15. How do you feel about your body changes during growing up?

I perceive them naturally
I have ambivalent feelings
I experience anxiety
I feel strong discomfort

16. What do you feel when interacting with trans people?

Respect, but detachment
Deep understanding of some aspects
Strong interest and empathy
Closeness and kinship

17. What thoughts does gender-neutral clothing evoke in you?

Not my style
I prefer such clothing
I'm interested in this direction
I often choose such clothing

18. How do you react to discussions about gender topics?

Calmly, as an outside observer
With interest in different perspectives
With personal involvement
With deep personal resonance

Michael Chen

Michael Chen completed his Ph.D. in Gender Studies at Yale University and now leads transgender health initiatives at Boston Medical Center. His research on gender identity development has been featured in leading medical journals and informed policy development for transgender healthcare access. Dr. Chen draws from his academic expertise to create educational content that promotes understanding of diverse gender expressions and identities.