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#[[Binary Genders|Binary]] men (both [[Cisgender|cis]] and [[Transgender|trans]] men). This group experiences boyness because they are men. They will usually also experience "boyhood". |
#[[Binary Genders|Binary]] men (both [[Cisgender|cis]] and [[Transgender|trans]] men). This group experiences boyness because they are men. They will usually also experience "boyhood". |
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#People who are not necessarily 100% men. For example: [[Demiboy|demiboys]]; [[genderfluid]] people who are sometimes, but not always men; [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] people who identify with [[Masculine|masculinity]] but do identify as "men" necessarily; or [[Bxy|bxys]] who are in some way connected to being both a [[Man|boy]] and [[agender]]. This group experiences a connection to boyhood, but not completely to boyness, because they are not 100% men. |
#People who are not necessarily 100% men. For example: [[Demiboy|demiboys]]; [[genderfluid]] people who are sometimes, but not always men; [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] people who identify with [[Masculine|masculinity]] but do identify as "men" necessarily; or [[Bxy|bxys]] who are in some way connected to being both a [[Man|boy]] and [[agender]]/[[greygender]]. This group experiences a connection to boyhood, but not completely to boyness, because they are not 100% men. |
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It is a similar concept to man [[Gender Alignment|aligned]] or masculine aligned, while still including binary men. |
It is a similar concept to man [[Gender Alignment|aligned]] or masculine aligned, while still including binary men. |
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