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[[File:Obligender flag.png|thumb|Obligender flag by now-deactivated tumblr user to-reach-the-farthest-star]]
'''Obligender'''
For example, an obligender person who is [[AFAB]] may feel that, due to abuse, their gender is still [[female]] because of their AGAB and coercion, but they aren't actually sure or certain about their gender identity and might not be female at all were it not for that coercion/abuse.
Obligender can be combined with terms to make it easier to specify one's gender experience, like
Many [[cisn't]] individuals may feel "obligated" to be/perform their AGAB, but this term is specifically for those who feel that experience comes from coercion and abuse, so this term is exclusive to abuse victims.
== History ==
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== Note ==
The coiner of the term gave a disclaimer about it, saying that "I should make it known right now before all the “anti special snowflake” assholes come out of the woodwork, that I, the one who originally saw the need for this term, am a trauma victim who believes that this term will help other trauma victims who are trying to make sense of how their abuse and their gender identity intersect. Specifically, I am a CAFAB [[demigirl]] who feels like I would be fully [[agender]] if it weren’t for my past religious abuse. Please be considerate of that".
== Resources ==
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[[Category:Exclusive Identities]]
[[Category:Exclusive Genders]]
[[Category:Gender Modality]]
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