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    '''Gender Friction''' (also known as '''the magnitude of gender friction''') is a [[genderfluid]] term to describe the level of friction experienced when switching between genders. This gender quality primarily occurs for people who are unigenderfluid (experiencing just one gender at a time) but can also occur in multigenderfluid or unigenderfluidflux individuals.
    '''Gender Friction''' (also known as '''the magnitude of gender friction''') is a [[genderfluid]] term to describe the level of friction experienced when switching between genders. This gender quality primarily occurs for people who are [[unigenderfluid]] (experiencing just one gender at a time) but can also occur in multigenderfluid or unigenderfluidflux individuals.


    A gender with a high level of gender friction is called [[gender-frictive]]. A gender with a low level of gender friction is called [[gender-receptive]].
    A gender with a high level of gender friction is called [[gender-frictive]]. A gender with a low level of gender friction is called [[gender-receptive]].

    Revision as of 04:55, 22 August 2021

    Gender Friction (also known as the magnitude of gender friction) is a genderfluid term to describe the level of friction experienced when switching between genders. This gender quality primarily occurs for people who are unigenderfluid (experiencing just one gender at a time) but can also occur in multigenderfluid or unigenderfluidflux individuals.

    A gender with a high level of gender friction is called gender-frictive. A gender with a low level of gender friction is called gender-receptive.

    Gender Friction is not an identity, as it describes the amount of friction experienced when switching genders but does not specify what amount. It is a qualitative measurement tool.

    History

    The term was coined by FANDOM wiki user Nemosexual on August 16, 2021, after a discussion in a non-binary Discord group the previous day. It was coined through this page and has no outside sources.

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