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One does not necessarily have to feel equal amounts of [[Masculine|masculinity]] and [[Feminine|femininity]]. For example, one could feel 80% female and 20% male and still be androgyne. For some androgyne people the amount of masculinity and femininity they feel can be [[Genderfluid|fluid]]. |
One does not necessarily have to feel equal amounts of [[Masculine|masculinity]] and [[Feminine|femininity]]. For example, one could feel 80% female and 20% male and still be androgyne. For some androgyne people the amount of masculinity and femininity they feel can be [[Genderfluid|fluid]]. |
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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 |
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. |
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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. |
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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