Amaregender is a form of gender fluidity where an individual’s gender changes based on whom they are in love with or attracted to. This unique identity highlights the influence that different types of attraction; be it sexual, romantic, or spiritual; have on one’s sense of gender. The term emphasizes that for amaregender individuals, their gender … Read more
Allogender is a term used to describe individuals who identify with a gender that is not considered part of the agiagender spectrum. This can include any gender identity that aligns with or fits within typical gender categories, such as male, female, non-binary, or other gender identities. Unlike agender individuals who may feel no connection to … Read more
Agender refers to a gender identity where an individual does not identify with any gender. People who identify as agender often describe themselves as feeling disconnected from traditional gender categories altogether, experiencing a sense of neutrality or an absence of gender. This identity is part of the non-binary spectrum and can vary in how it … Read more
Adfeminine is an identity that describes someone who moves toward a feminine gender or feminine presentation. This term acknowledges individuals who align with femininity, even if they do not fully fit within traditional labels like transfeminine. Adfeminine allows for flexibility, recognizing that moving toward a feminine presentation can be part of an evolving and personal … Read more
Adandrogynous refers to an individual who moves toward an androgynous gender or presentation. This identity embodies the blend of traditionally masculine and feminine traits into a cohesive, non-binary expression. Adandrogynous individuals may present themselves in a way that balances these elements, neither leaning entirely toward one side of the gender spectrum. The term falls under … Read more
Adgender is a gender modality where an individual feels a movement toward a specific gender or gender presentation. This concept is more inclusive than labels like transmasculine or transfeminine, as it embraces those who may not fall strictly under the trans umbrella. Adgender is an acknowledgment of the fluid, evolving journey of aligning one’s identity … Read more
Acemid is an orientation describing someone who is strictly asexual but not strictly aromantic, yet still falls within the aromantic spectrum. This means that an acemid individual does not experience sexual attraction but does have romantic experiences or feelings that vary within the aromantic spectrum. Acemid can be used on its own or combined with … Read more
Absorgender is a gender identity where an individual absorbs gender characteristics from those around them, adding these genders to their own until a “maximum” is reached. At this point, their identity becomes a blank state, reverting to a basic gender. This foundational gender could be any identity, including agender, and may vary each time. The … Read more
Abroromantic refers to individuals whose romantic attraction is fluid, but specifically within the non-binary spectrum. This means their romantic attraction shifts in intensity and focus, primarily directed toward non-binary individuals. Imagine Casey, who identifies as abroromantic. Casey experiences romantic attraction that changes frequently, but only toward non-binary genders. One week, Casey may feel deeply attracted … Read more
Aboixygender is an oxigender identity in which a person’s gender is primarily abinary (not fitting within the traditional male or female categories), partially male, and slightly female. This identity combines aspects of non-binary gender with a subtle mix of masculine and feminine qualities, creating a unique, layered gender experience. Imagine someone who identifies primarily outside … Read more
