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[[File:Centrgender Pride Flag.png|thumb|The centrgender flag.]] |
[[File:Centrgender Pride Flag.png|thumb|The centrgender flag.]] |
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:[[File:Centregender Symbol.png|thumb|150x150px|The centrgender symbol]] |
:[[File:Centregender Symbol.png|thumb|150x150px|The centrgender symbol]] |
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'''Centrgender''', also spelled '''centergender''', is a [[ |
'''Centrgender''', also spelled '''centergender''', is a [[gender modality]] that describes someone who feels as though they do not fit into either category of [[cisgender]] or [[transgender]]. They are both [[cisn't]] and [[transn't]]. |
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Centrgender can be used as a specific identity, or as an [[Umbrella Term|umbrella term]] for anyone who isn't cis or trans. Someone could identify as centrgender while also identifying as [[absgender]], for example. This is an all inclusive term that any individual may use as long as they aren't fully cisgender. |
Centrgender can be used as a specific identity, or as an [[Umbrella Term|umbrella term]] for anyone who isn't cis or trans. Someone could identify as centrgender while also identifying as [[absgender]], for example. This is an all inclusive term that any individual may use as long as they aren't fully cisgender. |
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A centrgender individual does not identify (fully or at all) with their [[ |
A centrgender individual does not identify (fully or at all) with their [[AGAB]], and therefore isn’t cisgender, but does not feel a connection to the label transgender either. They may even feel as though they fall in the middle of these two. |
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Centrgender can be modified with terms like centercis (where one doesn't identify as cisgender nor transgender, but feels that cisgender fits more than transgender), and centrtrans (where one doesn't identify as cisgender nor transgender, but feels that transgender fits more than cisgender). |
Centrgender can be modified with terms like centercis (where one doesn't identify as cisgender nor transgender, but feels that cisgender fits more than transgender), and centrtrans (where one doesn't identify as cisgender nor transgender, but feels that transgender fits more than cisgender). |