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Autonine shares similarities with terms like [[neutral]], [[outherine]], and [[xenine]]. Autonine differs from neutral, as even though both are separate from the masculine to feminine binary, neutral is an attribute that could be shared between multiple individuals, albeit differently. Autonine is more similar to outherine, as it is something separate from the gender trinary, but just like neutral, outherine could be a term shared by multiple individuals with similar experiences, albeit with minor differences. Autonine could be considered a subset of outherine. Autonine differs from xenine, as xenine can be described with or relating to external influences, and while autonine could overlap with this, autonine is purely internal. |
Autonine shares similarities with terms like [[neutral]], [[outherine]], and [[xenine]]. Autonine differs from neutral, as even though both are separate from the masculine to feminine binary, neutral is an attribute that could be shared between multiple individuals, albeit differently. Autonine is more similar to outherine, as it is something separate from the gender trinary, but just like neutral, outherine could be a term shared by multiple individuals with similar experiences, albeit with minor differences. Autonine could be considered a subset of outherine. Autonine differs from xenine, as xenine can be described with or relating to external influences, and while autonine could overlap with this, autonine is purely internal. |
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One's name could be substituted in place of auto- to make it more accurate for the person. For example, if a person named Alex wanted to, they could call it Alexonine and Alexonominity. |
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