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'''Lollipopgender''' is a direct rejection of gender norms and gender as a concept entirely. Not necessarily a gender identity in and of itself, but may be used to describe a gender experience that is much different from the social norms or expectations of said gender (different from gender-nonconformity) such as lollipopgirl, lollipopboy, lollipopenby, lollipopagender, and so on.<ref>https://trenderlucio.tumblr.com/post/184276593496/lollipopgender-a-direct-rejection-of-gender-norms Lollipopgender</ref> |
'''Lollipopgender''' is a direct rejection of gender norms and gender as a concept entirely. Not necessarily a gender identity in and of itself, but may be used to describe a gender experience that is much different from the social norms or expectations of said gender (different from gender-nonconformity) such as lollipopgirl, lollipopboy, lollipopenby, lollipopagender, and so on.<ref>[https://trenderlucio.tumblr.com/post/184276593496/lollipopgender-a-direct-rejection-of-gender-norms Lollipopgender]</ref> |
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Revision as of 21:04, 24 February 2021
Lollipopgender is a direct rejection of gender norms and gender as a concept entirely. Not necessarily a gender identity in and of itself, but may be used to describe a gender experience that is much different from the social norms or expectations of said gender (different from gender-nonconformity) such as lollipopgirl, lollipopboy, lollipopenby, lollipopagender, and so on.[1]