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Added "Absgender vs Centrgender". Reworded a bit of "Asbegnder vs Isogender".
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* Someone whose gender [[Genderflux|fluctuates]] in intensity, as the gender loses intensity, the individual is agender or otherwise [[genderless]].
If one sometimes experiences another gender(s), they could identify as absgender and transgender, or cisgender and absgender,
“Abs-” can be used as a prefix in the same way that “cis-” or “trans-” can be used as prefixes to describe one's gender in relation to their assignment.
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== Absgender vs Isogender ==
Absgender and [[isogender]] are similar terms in that they both describe not being cisgender or transgender, but they are not exactly the same
Although these terms are not the same, some absgender individuals may also identify as isogender, and some isogender individuals may also identify as absgender.
==Absgender vs Centrgender ==
Absgender and [[absgender|centrgender]] are similar terms in that they both describe not being cisgender or transgender, but they are not exactly the same. Absgender means not being cis or trans because one is agender or otherwise genderless individual. Centrgender is for anyone who doesn't fit into the categories of trans or cis. Centr can be used as its own term or an umbrella term. As un umbrella term, centr would include isogender and absgender.
Although these terms are not the same, some absgender individuals may also identify as centrgender, and some centrgender individuals may also identify as absgender.
== History ==
This term was coined by Gent (Tumblr user Gender-Resource) in 2020 after Arco-Pluris requested an alternative term for isogender and [[metagender]].
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