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Genderpunks do not care about the [[Binary Genders|gender binary]] and challenge the expectations of society. This does not mean that genderpunks do not respect other people's gender identities. Instead, they do whatever they want with their own gender and openly and vocally do not care what society considers appropriate.

Examples of genderpunk include [[cisgender]] men who like traditionally effeminate things,<ref>[https://remuernotremerde.poivron.org/uploads/2020/01/how_i_became_a_queer_heterosexual_ppp.pdf Conference paper “How I Became a Queer Heterosexual” delivered by Clyde Smith at the International Conference of Sexuality in the Netherlands (1997).]</ref> cis women who enjoy short hair and dressing butch,<ref>[https://www.jstor.org/stable/41389251 Scholarly article "Genderf*ck: The Law of the Dildo" by June L. Reich for ''Discourse''.]</ref> and [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] peopleindividuals who [[Gender Presentation|present]] in "clashing" ways that challenge the expectation offor peopleindividuals to fit the gender binary. As long as one agrees with the mindset, no matter how they identify, they can be a part of the genderpunk and genderf*ck movement.