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    '''Freedressing''' is a tacit of acknowledging that clothing is free of gender, along with the act of disavowing the customary school of though that what one wears reflects one's gender. It is common among [[genderqueer]] and [[Gender Non-Conforming|gender non-conforming]] people who advocate for freedom of [[Gender Presentation|gender expression]], in defiance of [[Binary Genders|binary]] gender stereotypes.
    '''Freedressing''' is a tacit of acknowledging that clothing is free of gender, along with the act of disavowing the customary school of thought that what one wears reflects one's gender. It is common among [[genderqueer]] and [[Gender Non-Conforming|gender non-conforming]] people who advocate for freedom of [[Gender Presentation|gender expression]], in defiance of [[Binary Genders|binary]] gender stereotypes.


    Freedressing is contrasted with crossdressing as crossdressing invokes a gender binary mode of expression, while freedressing seeks to liberate people from overly oppressive, socially imposed [[masculine]] and [[feminine]] gender roles and expectations through freedom in fashion. Freedressing was created to describe those who wear clothing regardless of any gendered association.
    Freedressing is contrasted with crossdressing as crossdressing invokes a gender binary mode of expression, while freedressing seeks to liberate people from overly oppressive, socially imposed [[masculine]] and [[feminine]] gender roles and expectations through freedom in fashion. Freedressing was created to describe those who wear clothing regardless of any gendered association.
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