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Tenerbrigender may classify as a form of [[Genderless|genderlesness]] or [[gendervoid]] but differ due to them knowing its there but its difficult to find it, unlike [[gendervoid]] who feel emptiness where a gender should be. |
Tenerbrigender may classify as a form of [[Genderless|genderlesness]] or [[gendervoid]] but differ due to them knowing its there but its difficult to find it, unlike [[gendervoid]] who feel emptiness where a gender should be. |
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A considered opposite is [[invisigender]], which is a gender that is there but is invisible, unlike feeling parts of a gender but cannot pinpoint a specification of it. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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