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-'''Gender Alignment''' is a term used by some [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] individuals to describe the way their experiences and/or gender may intersect with the gender binary. Related terms include [[woman]] aligned, [[man]] aligned, and sometimes [[neutral]] aligned or [[Abinary|unaligned]]. One may also identify as woman aligned and man aligned at the same time. This may be because one has an androgynous gender, or one may have different reasoning for each.
+'''Gender Alignment''' is a term used by some [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] individuals to describe the way their experiences and/or gender may intersect with the gender binary. Related terms include [[woman]] aligned, [[man]] aligned, and sometimes [[neutral]] aligned or [[Abinary|unaligned]]. Some may identify with multiple alignments at the same time or one's alignment may might change.
-The terms [[feminine]] aligned and [[masculine]] aligned are also sometimes used but these are not interchangeable with woman/man aligned. Someone with a feminine gender is not necessarily a woman or related to women, and someone with a masculine gender is not necessarily a man or related to men. Additionally some non-binary people feel a connection to womanhood/manhood but their gender does not feel feminine/masculine.
+The terms [[feminine]] aligned and [[masculine]] aligned are also sometimes used but these are not interchangeable with woman/man aligned. Someone with a feminine gender is not necessarily a woman or related to women, and someone with a masculine gender is not necessarily a man or related to men. Additionally some people may be women/men but their gender does not feel feminine/masculine.
 There is no consistent definition of gender alignment. The term is intentionally vague and it can be used to describe several different things. Possible meanings can include: