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{{Distinguish|Reccugender}}[[File:Recugender.png|thumb|220x220px|The recugender flag.|alt=]] |
{{Distinguish|Reccugender}}[[File:Recugender.png|thumb|220x220px|The old recugender flag.|alt=]] |
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[[File:Recugender redesign.png|thumb|220x220px|The recugender flag (reclaimed definition).]] |
[[File:Recugender redesign.png|thumb|220x220px|The recugender flag (reclaimed definition).]] |
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'''Recugender''' is a term where one identifies with their [[Assigned Gender|assigned gender at birth]], but "refuses to identify as [[cisgender]]". Related terms are recugirl or recuboy. "Recu" comes from the Latin word ''recuso'', which means "to refuse" |
'''Recugender''' is a term where one identifies with their [[Assigned Gender|assigned gender at birth]], but "refuses to identify as [[cisgender]]". Related terms are recugirl or recuboy. "Recu" comes from the Latin word ''recuso'', which means "to refuse" |
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==Controversy== |
==Controversy with the first term== |
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The term is commonly seen as an excuse for cisgender people to try and be included into the [[transgender]] community, or is used by cisgender people who think cisgender is an insult or dislike being called cisgender. |
The first term is commonly seen as an excuse for cisgender people to try and be included into the [[transgender]] community, or is used by cisgender people who think cisgender is an insult or dislike being called cisgender. |
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== Reclaimed Definition == |
== Reclaimed Definition == |
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