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There are many reasons one may choose to identify as transgenderless, including (but not limited to): |
There are many reasons one may choose to identify as transgenderless, including (but not limited to): |
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*Feeling more [[euphoria]] referring to oneself as the gender considered the "opposite" of their AGAB |
*Feeling more [[Gender_Euphoria|euphoria]] referring to oneself as the gender considered the "opposite" of their AGAB |
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*Feeling less [[dysphoria]] reffering to oneself as the gender considered the "opposite" of their AGAB |
*Feeling less [[dysphoria]] reffering to oneself as the gender considered the "opposite" of their AGAB |
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*Feeling the gender considered the "opposite" of their AGAB fits better than their AGAB |
*Feeling the gender considered the "opposite" of their AGAB fits better than their AGAB |
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Revision as of 16:04, 17 November 2021
Transgenderless is an identity where an individual knows they're cisn't, but due to either a general lack of understanding of gender, or a lack of understanding beyond the gender binary, they default to identifying as binary transgender. When asked for their gender, a transgenderless individual may give the gender considered to be the "opposite" of their AGAB, even if it doesn't feel accurate.
There are many reasons one may choose to identify as transgenderless, including (but not limited to):
- Feeling more euphoria referring to oneself as the gender considered the "opposite" of their AGAB
- Feeling less dysphoria reffering to oneself as the gender considered the "opposite" of their AGAB
- Feeling the gender considered the "opposite" of their AGAB fits better than their AGAB
- Feeling their AGAB doesn't fit well
A transgenderless individual does not need to experiance euphoria or dysphoria to be transgenderless.
History
This term was coined by FANDOM user -raining-stardust- on November 16th, 2021.[1]
Flag
The original flag was also coined by FANDOM user -raining-stardust-, on November 17th, 2021.[2] It is based off the transgender flag, although it has a green stripe to represent lack of gender and gender neutrality, as well as being desaturated to represent a metaphorical "grey area".