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"Enbyhood" is a large concept that is hard to define, but it is typically an experience that comes from being seen as [[Non-Binary|enby]] by society. Some examples of enbyhood include, but are not limited to: |
"Enbyhood" is a large concept that is hard to define, but it is typically an experience that comes from being seen as [[Non-Binary|enby]] by society. Some examples of enbyhood include, but are not limited to: |
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* A connection to neutrality and |
* A connection to neutrality and/or andreogyny. |
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* A connection to enbys, regardless of actual gender identity. |
* A connection to enbys, regardless of actual gender identity. |
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* A sense of belonging in enby’s spaces. |
* A sense of belonging in enby’s spaces. |
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Revision as of 09:58, 18 March 2021
Enbyprox is a term for someone who experiences a connection to enbyhood (regardless of their actual gender). This includes:
- Non-binary people
- People who are not nessecarily 100% non-binary. For example, deminonbinarys, who are only partially non-binary, genderfluid people who aren't always non-binary, or people who identify with neutrality and/or andreogyny.
"Enbyhood" is a large concept that is hard to define, but it is typically an experience that comes from being seen as enby by society. Some examples of enbyhood include, but are not limited to:
- A connection to neutrality and/or andreogyny.
- A connection to enbys, regardless of actual gender identity.
- A sense of belonging in enby’s spaces.
- A neutral/andreogyneous gender presentation.
- Identifying, at least partially or sometimes, as an enby. This is not required for enbyhood, but often accompanies it.
Enbyprox was created as the non binary equivalent of girlprox and boyprox.