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    [[File:Obligender flag.png|thumb|Obligender flag by now-deactivated tumblr user to-reach-the-farthest-star]]
    [[File:Obligender flag.png|thumb|Obligender flag by now-deactivated tumblr user to-reach-the-farthest-star]]
    '''Obligender''', pronounced ob-li-gender'','' is a gender that is defined by having a partial connection to one's AGAB because of coercion or abuse, as well as the presence of gender uncertainty. They feel obligated to performativity of their AGAB due to coercion/abuse, so they feel that their gender identity would be different had they not been through that, but because they have, their gender identity is different.
    '''Obligender''', pronounced ob-li-gender'','' is a gender that is defined by having a partial connection to one's [[Assigned Gender|AGAB]] because of coercion or abuse, as well as the presence of gender uncertainty. They feel obligated to performativity of their AGAB due to coercion/abuse, so they feel that their gender identity would be different had they not been through that, but because they have, their gender identity is different.


    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.
    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.
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