About a month ago, I surveyed my readers! Here are my results:
Demographics
42.8% cis male
23.9% cis female
3.7% trans male
12.1% trans female
9.2% nonbinary (AFAB)
8.3% nonbinary (AMAB)
I’m confused by why the ratios for “trans male : trans female” and “afab nonbinary : amab nonbinary” are so different! Otherwise more-or-less like I expected. 66.7% of my readers are cis, which is a very nice number.
Of transgender readers:
43.4% have biomedically transitioned in some way
12.4% have not biomedically transitioned but want to
24% are undecided whether they want to biomedically transition
20.2% don’t want to biomedically transition
My guess is that a lot of my readers are relatively new to being trans. Could be wrong! Have some of you been trans for a decade and still haven’t made up your minds?
48.6% primarily sexually attracted to people of a different gender than oneself
19.5% primarily sexually attracted to people of the same gender as oneself
27% sexually attracted about equally to people of the same and different gender as oneself
4.9% not sexually attracted to anyone
Muahahahahahaha queer dominance.
16% live in California
84% do not live in California
I included this item because people keep saying all my readers live in California. They don’t! Only 16% of them live in California.
Countries of residence:
United States of America (seven times as common as the U.K.)
United Kingdom
Canada
Australia
Germany
A long tail of smaller countries
Why so many Germans?
Fun answers to this question:
“Nomad”
“India (unwillingly)”
“Texas” (possible secessionist?)
Political affiliation: 1.83 (1 is very liberal, 5 is very conservative)
59.9% rationalists
40.1% not rationalists
57.8% effective altruists
42.2% not effective altruists
What? I really need to get more persuasive here.
78% feminists
22% not feminists
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