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    {{Stub}}The '''Binary Genders''' are the two genders used in the western gender binary system: [[Woman|women]] and [[Man|men]]. The opposite of binary is [[Non-Binary|non-binary]], which includes any genders that are not completely male or completely female. Binary people can be [[cisgender]] or [[transgender]]. It's also a [[gender arity]].
    {{Stub}}The '''Binary Genders''' are the two genders used in the western gender binary system: [[Woman|women]] and [[Man|men]]. The opposite of binary is [[Non-Binary|non-binary]], which includes any genders that are not completely and solely male or completely and solely female. Binary people can be [[cisgender]] or [[transgender]]. It's also a [[gender arity]].


    == Gender Binary ==
    == Gender Binary ==

    Revision as of 16:20, 27 January 2021

    The Binary Genders are the two genders used in the western gender binary system: women and men. The opposite of binary is non-binary, which includes any genders that are not completely and solely male or completely and solely female. Binary people can be cisgender or transgender. It's also a gender arity.

    Gender Binary

    The gender binary is used to describe the misconception that man and woman are the only two possible genders and they can be assigned on the based on genitalia. This system often also typically enforces a masculine gender expression for men and feminine gender expression for women.

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