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[[File:Gnc.png|thumb|220x220px|The gender non-conforming flag.]] |
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'''Gender Non-Conforming''' ('''GNC'''), also known as '''gender variant''', refers to people who's [[Gender Presentation|gender presentation]] does not align with their actual gender. Many GNC people are [[transgender]] or [[Non-Binary|non-binary]], however their are also many [[Cisgender|cis]] people who are gender non-conforming. Some examples of gender non-conformity are: |
'''Gender Non-Conforming''' ('''GNC'''), also known as '''gender variant''', refers to people who's [[Gender Presentation|gender presentation]] does not align with their actual gender. Many GNC people are [[transgender]] or [[Non-Binary|non-binary]], however their are also many [[Cisgender|cis]] people who are gender non-conforming. Some examples of gender non-conformity are: |
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* A cis women who presents masculine. |
* A cis women who presents masculine. |
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* A trans man who presents as androgynous. |
* A trans man who presents as androgynous. |
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* A non-binary person who presents as feminine. |
* A non-binary person who presents as feminine. |
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Revision as of 22:10, 22 May 2020
Gender Non-Conforming (GNC), also known as gender variant, refers to people who's gender presentation does not align with their actual gender. Many GNC people are transgender or non-binary, however their are also many cis people who are gender non-conforming. Some examples of gender non-conformity are:
- A cis women who presents masculine.
- A trans man who presents as androgynous.
- A non-binary person who presents as feminine.
Some labels exist to signify one's gender presentation, such as butch, femme, vermil, cerul, and pewt amoung others.
The pronouns one uses are also a form of gender presentation. Using pronouns that aren't typically associated with one's gender is also a form of gender non-conformity. Examples include he/him lesbians, she/her gays, as well as non-binary people who use he/him or she/her pronouns, and binary men and women who use they/them pronouns.