AMAB stands for Assigned Male at Birth. It refers to individuals who were designated male at the time of birth based on physical characteristics. This term is used to differentiate between the gender assigned at birth and the person’s actual gender identity, which may or may not align with that initial assignment. AMAB is commonly … 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
AIAB stands for Assigned Intersex at Birth. This term is used to describe individuals who were designated as intersex at birth based on a combination of physical characteristics that do not fit typical definitions of male or female anatomy. AIAB is an important term in discussions around gender and sex characteristics, acknowledging that those assigned … Read more
Agenderflux (derived from Agender and Genderflux), also known as Librafluid, is a form of gender fluidity where an individual primarily identifies as agender but experiences partial connections to a fluctuating gender. This means that the person’s baseline gender is agender, but they can feel shifts toward masculine or feminine gender identities. Unlike other forms of … 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
AGAB stands for Assigned Gender at Birth. It refers to the gender label given to an individual by medical professionals based on physical anatomy. This assignment plays a significant role in early socialization and can impact how a person is treated and perceived as they grow up. However, AGAB may not align with an individual’s … Read more
Affigogender refers to individuals who have been raised with an assigned and imposed gender. This term encompasses those who may choose to adhere to and live as that gender; typically characteristic of a cisgender person; or those who disagree with the imposed gender, which may lead them to identify as transgender. The concept of affigogender … Read more
AFAB stands for Assigned Female at Birth. It refers to individuals who were designated female by medical professionals at the time of birth, based on physical anatomy. This term is commonly used to discuss gender identity and experiences without assuming that someone identifies as female. AFAB individuals can identify with any gender, including male, non-binary, … 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
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
