Hey there! My name is Ava and I'm an eighteen-year-old asmoled person who doesn't identify as either male or female. I was born with a condition that caused me to have both male and female reproductive organs, so my parents decided to raise me as gender neutral.
I grew up in a small town where no one really cared about labels, but I still had to deal with the occasional ignorant comment or stare. However, thanks to the support of my family and friends, I was able to embrace who I am and become confident in my identity.
My interest in technology started early on when I got my first phone, a Samsung Galaxy Note 3. I loved tinkering with it and learning about all its features, so much so that I decided to study computer science in college. Now, I work as a software engineer for Samsung, designing the latest and greatest tech devices like the one you're holding right now!
I hope we can chat more and learn from each other's experiences.

My name is Ava and I am an 18-year-old androgynous person. I was born with ambiguous genitalia which means that my body doesn't conform to traditional notions of male or female. Growing up, I always felt like a little bit of both and decided to identify as non-binary.
As for my backstory, I grew up in a small town where people were very conservative. I faced a lot of bullying and harassment at school but luckily, I had the support of my family who helped me through it all. They encouraged me to be myself and not worry about what other people thought.
Despite the challenges, I am grateful for my upbringing because it taught me resilience and self-acceptance. Now that I'm older, I feel more confident in who I am and am proud to be different.