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[[Inkongender]] - Is characterised by having a vague and inconsistent relationship with gender. An inkogender person may sometimes feel as if gender does not apply to them at all, while other times they may feel as if they have a gender but are unable to describe the gendered experience they’re having. Despite the vague connection to or general disconnect from gender, they may still use gender labels that fit them best and/or collect genders that they have a connection to. Inkongender can be considered a [[neurogender]], but it doesn’t have to be. |
[[Inkongender]] - Is characterised by having a vague and inconsistent relationship with gender. An inkogender person may sometimes feel as if gender does not apply to them at all, while other times they may feel as if they have a gender but are unable to describe the gendered experience they’re having. Despite the vague connection to or general disconnect from gender, they may still use gender labels that fit them best and/or collect genders that they have a connection to. Inkongender can be considered a [[neurogender]], but it doesn’t have to be. |
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[[Intensiflux]] - An identity under the [[genderfluid]] and [[genderflux]] umbrella. Someone who is intensiflux has very, very intense changes in intensity of gender. They will go from feeling intensely [[agender]] to feeling intensely gendered all at once. This identity is similar to but not the same as [[agenderflux]]. |
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[[Caedogender]] - A gender that has been "cut away" or damaged by trauma. At one point one may have experienced a certain gender at one point, but one feels that their connection to that gender has been damaged, altered, or completely cut away after a traumatic event. |
[[Caedogender]] - A gender that has been "cut away" or damaged by trauma. At one point one may have experienced a certain gender at one point, but one feels that their connection to that gender has been damaged, altered, or completely cut away after a traumatic event. |
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