Neuroqueer

Neuroqueer is a term that brings together neurodivergent and queer identities — not just as labels, but as a kind of gentle rebellion against what’s “normal” or expected.

Being neuroqueer might mean moving through the world in ways that challenge typical ideas about how you should think, feel, behave, or express your gender and sexuality. It doesn’t necessarily mean you’re both LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent — for some people, it’s more about embracing a mindset that values fluidity, authenticity, and resistance to having to fit into boxes.

Some people use neuroqueer as a personal identity that feels right for them. Others see it as describing a shared cultural experience or sense of community. It’s a term that invites exploration rather than demanding you fit into yet another category.

There’s no single “correct” way to be neuroqueer — and that’s exactly the point. The term resists rigid definitions and creates space for freedom, connection, and creative self-expression in whatever form feels authentic to you.