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Anthroidentity is a term for a type of gender identity in which an individual's gender can be described in terms of how it's related to womanhood, manhood, masculinity, femininity, androgyny or neutrality. Anthroidentities include viabinary, ideobinary, mesobinary, and exobinary identities.

In other words, anthroidentities are genders which are defined by their connection (or lack of connection) to the gender binary and/or gender trinary.

History

The term anthroidentity was coined on the 25th of September 2021, by FANDOM user Crackorbarck.

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-'''Anthroidentity'''  is a neologism for a type of gender identity in which an individual's [[gender]] can be described in terms of how it's related to [[woman]]hood, [[man]]hood, [[masculinity]], [[femininity]], [[androgyny]] or [[neutrality]]. Anthroidentities include [[viabinary]], [[ideobinary]], [[mesobinary]], and [[exobinary]] identities. The individual would then be [[anthrogender]] (abbreviated to anthro).
+'''Anthroidentity''' is a term for a type of gender identity in which an individual's [[gender]] can be described in terms of how it's related to [[woman]]hood, [[man]]hood, [[masculinity]], [[femininity]], [[androgyny]] or [[Neutral|neutrality]]. Anthroidentities include [[viabinary]], [[ideobinary]], [[mesobinary]], and [[exobinary]] identities.
+In other words, anthroidentities are genders which are defined by their connection (or lack of connection) to the gender binary and/or gender trinary.
 == History ==
 The term anthroidentity was coined on the 25th of September 2021, by FANDOM user [[User:Crackorbarck|Crackorbarck]].
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