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== Isogender vs Centrgender == |
== Isogender vs Centrgender == |
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Isogender and [[centrgender]] are similar terms in that they both describe not being cisgender |
Isogender and [[centrgender]] are strongly similar terms in that they both describe not being cisgender nor transgender, but they are not completely synonymous. Isogender is for those who aren't cisgender or are not fully cisgender, but transgender doesn't seem to fit either. Centrgender is for anyone who cannot fit into the categories of transgender or cisgender. Centrgender can be either used as its own, or as an umbrella term. As an umbrella term, centrgender would include both isogender and absgender. |
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Although the terms are almost the same, they are still different terms. However, some isogender people also identify as centrgender, and some centrgender people also identify as isogender. |
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== History == |
== History == |