Food Dye Studios Wiki:FAQ

What's Food Dye Studios exactly?

 * 1) Food Dye Studios is a series of applications.
 * 2) Food Dye Studios: Photoshop is for people who previously wore film makeup.
 * 3) Food Dye Studios: Text to Speech is alternative to Uberduck.ai, as it refused to let creator's add in their own voice for characters.

Why is Food Dye Studios Search so biased?
Food Dye Studios Search is more of a Traditionist type of search engine. Sure, some of it gives you the progressive side, but majority of this is Traditional. You type in an answer, you'll get an accurate result.

Was Food Dye Studios always online?
Food Dye Studios wasn't always online. It was offline until 2016, when it was released on YouTube.

What's bad about guys wear dresses, or women's clothing?
Guys aren't supposed to wear women's clothes. On top of it being sinful in nature (most likely), it can lead to someone being misgendered.

What's wrong with being LGBTQ+ Community?
Alot is wrong with this. If you're gay that's very gross. Instead, be straight and date women.

What's bad about guys wearing pink?
Everything's wrong with this, because pink is made for females. If your a girl wear whatever shade you want. A guy shouldn't wear pink, but can wear other colors outside of the color pink.

Is Gender Expressions restricted to biological sex?
No, it's not, because you don't magical become, a totally different gender. A guy wear makeup, nail polish, or jewelry doesn't "Poof" he's now automatic a girl, with a baby growing inside of him.

What's Masculine or Feminine?
That's often debatable. However, Masculine is male characteristics, and Feminine is female characteristics.

Can Guys be Feminine?
Yes, anyone can choose to be feminine and have fun doing Girly things.

Can Girls be Masculine?
Yes, anyone can choose to be masculine and have fun doing manly things.

What's it called when I'm attracted to trans individuals?
Nothing. Anyone of any sexuality can be attracted to trans people because "trans" is not a gender on it's own. If you're attracted to trans men you are attracted to men. If you're attracted to trans women you are attracted to women. To claim otherwise is transphobic.

Can I be [insert orientation here] if I'm transgender?
Trans men are men and can use any terms that can be used by men. Trans women are women and can use any terms that can be used by women.

It's fun for a guy to wear nail polish?
Yes, its just paint that goes on your nails. Guys can look pretty too.

Guys wearing makeup/lipstick should he?
He can wear it, however I recommend him going without face makeup. Try things like Mmkeup brushes, chapstick, lip gloss and lip tint respectively.

What gender am I?
You may want to look through our gender categories.
 * For genders associated with femaleness/womanhood or femininity.
 * For genders associated with maleness/manhood or masculinity.
 * For genders that are neutral, unaligned, or abinary.
 * For genders that are outherine (not masculine, feminine, or neutral, but still gendered).
 * For genderlessness.
 * For partial genders.
 * For multigenders.
 * For genders that are fluid or flux.
 * For xenogenders.
 * Miscellaneous genders.

What's it called when I don't care about my gender?
Cassgender or gender apathetic.

Am I intersex if...
Unless the second part of that question is "I was born with a chromosomal, hormonal, gonadal, and/or genital, variation that causes my sex to not fall into the traditional classification of individual" then the answer is no. Intersex is not a gender identity. It is a physical, sex variation which is present in one's chromosomes, naturally produced hormones, gonads, genitals, or combination of those things, that you are born with. If you were not born with such a variation then you are not intersex. And no, if you go on HRT you are not intersex. No, if you have surgery you are not intersex. No, you cannot "transition to intersex". If you are not intersex, but still desire alternate sex characteristics, or have alternate sex characters (that you were not born with), then you may identify as altersex.

Can I be [insert gender here] and [insert other gender here] at the same time?
Yes.

Can I be trans if I don't want to have surgery/go on hormones/wear different clothes/[insert activity here]?
Yes. There are many reasons as to why some transgender individuals may not transition. This can include personal beliefs, preferences in comfort, lack of dysphoria, and many more reasons. It should not be implied that transgenders are all rushing to get a sex change. Many individuals around you are transgender and you may not even know it.

Can I be trans if I am [insert non-binary gender here]?
Yes. The definition of transgender is simply 'a gender that is not your assigned gender at birth'. This includes non-binary genders.

Does [insert gender here] count as non-binary?
Are you on the man page, woman page, wergender page, or wifgender page? If not, it is non-binary.

Am I allowed to change my name if I am [insert gender here]?
Yes.

Can I be [insert gender here] if I am [insert gender presentation here]?
Yes.

Can I be [insert gender here] if I like to [wear certain clothing item]/[do certain activity]?
Yes.

Can I be [insert gender here] if I like to be called sister/brother/daughter/son/partners/[insert gendered word here]?
Yes.

What's the difference between non-binary and genderqueer?
Non-binary Genderqueer The two are often used interchangeably to refer to someone whose gender is not strictly male or female. However genderqueer can also, sometimes, be used for gender non-conforming binary men and women. This definition of genderqueer is not as common in the modern day but can still be used. Remember that genderqueer is an older term, so the precise distinctions between orientation, gender, and gender presentation that we often use today were not present at the time it was created.
 * Anyone whose gender is not strictly male or female.
 * Anyone who has a non-normative (queer) experience with gender. Which can include:
 * Anyone whose gender is not strictly male or female.
 * Anyone who is gender non-conforming.

What's the difference between bigender and androgyne?
I think this is best explained with an example. See the image for the visual example. In this example I have used a simplified gender spectrum with male or masculine on one side and female or feminine on the other side. Individual A has a single androgynous gender. This gender is somewhere in between male and female, but is not one or the other. This individual is androgyne but is NOT bigender, because they only experience a single gender. Individual B experiences two distinct and separate genders. One gender is male, the other gender is female. This individual is bigender AND androgyne. Individual C experiences two distinct and separate genders. One gender is male, the other gender is something outside the male/masculine-female/feminine gender spectrum (possibly neutrois, or another abinary gender). This individual is bigender but is NOT androgyne, because they're genders are not simultaneously masculine and feminine.

As someone with [insert disorder/neurodivergency here], [insert neurogender here] offends me.
Neurogenders are not [insert disorder here] as a gender. It is a gender affected by said disorder/neurodivergency, or only able to be understood in the context of neurodivergency. Not everybody with a neurodivergency identifies with a neurogender. Just because you have [insert disorder here] does not mean you are [insert neurogender here], and you are in no way being forced to identify as it. Neurogenders are used to say that ones experience with [insert disorder here] it affects their gender, or their experience with gender. It is not "glorifying" or "downplaying" [insert disorder here]. Recognizing that one's gender is affected by something doesn't mean that it's "glorifying" it. Examples include:
 * Autism leads to individuals having trouble with neurotypical social constructs, since gender is a social construct some autistic individuals feel that being autistic influences how they experience gender.
 * Someone may feel apathetic about their gender because they have a disorder that makes them feel apathetic about many things.
 * Someone who is unable to define their gender due to mental exhaustion caused by [insert disorder here].

Can you explain xenogenders?
If you ask a man to describe their gender, they might say their gender is something like "blue, strong, and protective". If you ask a woman the same question, they might say their gender is "beautiful, powerful, and nurturing". If you didn't know these individuals' genders, this might sound a bit silly, because a gender can't literally have these qualities. However, we are still able to imagine these genders and associate them with these qualities. Since society has told us what everyone are these seem to make sense to us. Now, imagine that words like "man", "woman", "masculine", or "feminine" didn't exist. These individuals would still experience those genders, but they wouldn't have convenient words to describe it. This is the what xenogenders are trying to do. Individuals who have xenogenders know what their gender is, but their gender is not based on masculinity, femininity, or similar terms. Their gender does not have a convenient short-hand word, so instead they have to describe the qualities that are associated with their gender or describe it through metaphor. So, just as an example, instead of being "blue, strong, and protective", a gender might be "yellow, bright, and calming". The only reason why words like masculine or feminine "make sense" to us is because we have been socialized since birth to recognize masculinity and femininity. If you were to actually stop and try to explain exactly what masculinity or femininity is, you'd find that you can only describe them through metaphor and abstract qualities, just like how xenogenders are described.

Can I use [insert pronouns here] if I'm [insert gender here]?
Yes.

What pronouns do I use if I'm [insert gender here]?
Whichever pronouns you feel comfortable with.

Can I use [insert pronouns here] if I like to be called sister/brother/daughter/son/partners/[insert gendered word here]?
Yes.

Can I use neopronouns if I am [insert gender here]?
Yes.

Can I use neopronouns if I am [insert adjective here]?
Yes.

Can I make my own pronoun set?
Yes.

Is [insert pronoun set here] a pronoun set?
It is now.

How do I use she/they pronouns or he/they pronouns.
She/they means they go by both she/her pronouns and by they/them pronouns. He/they means they go by both he/him pronouns and by they/them pronouns. Either use the two pronoun sets interchangeable or choose one or the other.

How do I use [insert pronouns set here]?
In English all pronoun sets have five words. They are organized like so: nominative/accusative/pronominal possessive/predicative possessive/reflexive. As an example I will using ae/aer/aer/aers/aerself pronouns. The first pronoun listed is the nominative pronoun. It is used in place of the words he, she, or they. The second pronoun listed is the accusative pronoun. It is used in place of him, her, or them. The third pronoun listed is the pronominal possessive pronoun. It is used in place of his, her, or their. The fourth pronoun is the predicative possessive. It is used in place of his, hers, or theirs. (Note that this is the pronoun most likely to be dropped when listing pronouns. If someone only lists four pronouns this is likely the one that is missing.) The last pronoun listed is the reflexive. It is used in place of the words himself, herself, or themself/themselves. Note that in the case of they/them pronouns some sentences are conjugated in the plural form. (ie: He has eaten. ==> They have eaten.) You should always assume that neopronoun sets are conjugated as singular, unless you are specifically told otherwise. (It would be “ae has eaten” not “ae have eaten”.) Note that this is only for English pronouns.
 * He/She/They went to the store.
 * Ae went to the store.
 * [insert first pronoun here] went to the store.
 * I met him/her/them today.
 * I met aer today.
 * I met [insert second pronoun here] today.
 * I walked his/her/their dog today.
 * I walked aer dog today.
 * I walked [insert third pronoun here] dog today.
 * If I need a phone my friend will let me borrow his/hers/theirs.
 * If I need a phone my friend will let me borrow aers.
 * If I need a phone my friend will let me borrow [insert fourth pronoun here].
 * Alex has to drive himself/herself/themself to school.
 * Alex has to drive aerself to school.
 * Alex has to drive [insert last pronoun here] to school.