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    == Intensigender isn't always LGBT+ ==
    == Intensigender isn't always LGBT+ ==
    Cis gender individuals may identify as intensigender. This is valid, but does not in and of itself denote that an individual is LGBTA+ (unless of course there are overlapping LGBTA+ identities such as homosexual, bisexual, etc).
    The identity intensigender is valid. However, if one identified as a cisgender intensigender, they would not be a part of the LGBT+ community. They would still be able to use the term intensigender, but they would not be a part of the LGBT+ community (unless their sexual/romantic orientation was).
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    Revision as of 22:04, 23 January 2021

    The intensigender flag.

    Intensigender is a gender where one feels very and completely sure that they are a certain gender and have always known that they are this gender. Someone who is intensigender may add the gender they are sure they are to the label "intensigender." For example, labeling themself transmasc intensigender. Intensigender people may feel like they are more than 100 percent a certain gender. They may feel as if they are 120 percent, 150 percent, etc.

    Intensigender isn't always LGBT+

    Cis gender individuals may identify as intensigender. This is valid, but does not in and of itself denote that an individual is LGBTA+ (unless of course there are overlapping LGBTA+ identities such as homosexual, bisexual, etc).

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