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[[File:Androgyne 4.png|thumb|An alternate androgyne flag by Milith Rusignuolo.]]
[[File:Androgyne flag2.png|thumb|180x180px|An alternate androgyne flag by wrennnnnnnnn.]]
'''Androgyne''' is an identity under the [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] umbrella. It is described as being simultaneously [[Man|male]] and [[Woman|female]] or in between male and female, or as being simultaneously masculine and feminine or in between masculine and feminine. Some
One does not necessarily have to feel equal amounts of [[Masculine|masculinity]] and [[Feminine|femininity]]. For example, one could feel 80%
Historically androgyne, or androgynous, was used interchangeably with [[intersex]], however it's now recognized that that is not accurate. Not all intersex people are androgyne and vice versa. Some people may use androgyne interchangeably with non-binary or [[genderqueer]], although this is not completely accurate.
Androgyne should not be confused with [[androgynous]]. Androgynous is a [[Gender Presentation|gender presentation]] where someone presents with a mix of masculine and feminine features or in a gender neutral way. Not all androgyne people will present androgynously, and not all people who present androgynously are androgyne. Androgynous is a quality that a gender or gender presentation can have, but it is not a gender on its own.
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[[File:Androgyne Necker Cube.png|thumb|120x120px|The Necker cube.|alt=]]
[[File:Androgyne-Symbol.png|thumb|The androgyne symbol. Unicode: U+26A8 ⚨|alt=|180x180px]]
The main androgyne flag has three vertical stripes, pink representing femininity
The alternate androgyne flag was created by an unknown person on or before August 24, 2015.<ref>https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Androgyne-2-555850649</ref> Black and white represent how androgyne, while it is a non-binary gender, is somewhat a more [[Binary Genders|binary]] than other identities. It weaves between male and female comfortably, and doesn’t tend to stray beyond the binary, unlike other identities. Blue represents masculinity, be it identity-wise or aesthetically. It represents the masculine traits that androgyne people possess, as well as those who are on the more masculine side of the identity. Pink represents femininity, identity-wise or aesthetically. It represents the feminine traits that androgyne people possess, as well as those who are on the more feminine side of the identity. Purple represents a comfortable blending of masculinity and femininity to make the unique identity that androgyne people are. Purple also represents androgyne being a non-binary identity.
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