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They have little to no [[dysphoria]] regarding their assigned sex. Because of this, cis-genderless may also be defined as someone who is genderless, but uses cis in regards to their sex identity ([[cissex]]), rather than as gender identity.<ref>https://heterogen.wordpress.com/2020/01/05/on-the-term-cis-genderless/</ref> |
They have little to no [[dysphoria]] regarding their assigned sex. Because of this, cis-genderless may also be defined as someone who is genderless, but uses cis in regards to their sex identity ([[cissex]]), rather than as gender identity.<ref>https://heterogen.wordpress.com/2020/01/05/on-the-term-cis-genderless/</ref> |
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Cis-genderless people generally do not inherently identity as [[LGBT+]] on the basis of their gender. Rather the term is used to define the gender experience (or lack of gender experience) that some cisgender people may have. It might also be used to describe an agender person's experience of identifying as cis before discovering [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] genders. |
Cis-genderless people generally do not inherently identity as [[LGBT+]] on the basis of their gender. Rather the term is used to define the gender experience (or rather lack of gender experience) that some cisgender people may have. It might also be used to describe an agender person's experience of identifying as cis before discovering [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] genders. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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