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Transaporine people can also identify as other, non-aporine genders as well. For example, an [[aporagender]] woman may identify as transaporine, though typically one's aporine identities are more significant that one's non-aporine identities, or one wants to emphasize their aporine identity. Transaporine people are sometimes called MtA/FtA, MtAB/FtAB, M2A/F2A, or M2AB/F2AB (male/female to aporine) depending on one's assigned gender at birth. |
Transaporine people can also identify as other, non-aporine genders as well. For example, an [[aporagender]] woman may identify as transaporine, though typically one's aporine identities are more significant that one's non-aporine identities, or one wants to emphasize their aporine identity. Transaporine people are sometimes called MtA/FtA, MtAB/FtAB, M2A/F2A, or M2AB/F2AB (male/female to aporine) depending on one's assigned gender at birth. |
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The feminine equivalent to transneutral is [[transfeminine]]. The masculine equivalent is [[transmasculine]]. The neutral equivalent is [[transneutral]]. The androgynous equivalent is [[transandrogynous]]. The xenine equivalent is [[transxenine]]. |
The feminine equivalent to transneutral is [[transfeminine]]. The masculine equivalent is [[transmasculine]]. The neutral equivalent is [[transneutral]]. The androgynous equivalent is [[transandrogynous]]. The xenine equivalent is [[transxenine]]. The outherine equivalent is [[transoutherine]]. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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