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    *Any other AFAB [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] person who is male aligned, or leans towards masculinity.
    *Any other AFAB [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] person who is male aligned, or leans towards masculinity.


    [[File:TransManFlag.jpg|thumb|Binary trans man flag]]
    Transmasculine is sometimes used, not as a gender identity, but as a way to describe anyone who is assigned female at birth and undergoes masculinization, either through surgery, hormones replacement therapy, or other methods (example: cross dressing) .
    Transmasculine is sometimes used, not as a gender identity, but as a way to describe anyone who is assigned female at birth and undergoes masculinization, either through surgery, hormones replacement therapy, or other methods (example: cross dressing) .



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    The transmasculine flag.
    Trans man/Transmasculine flag

    Transmasculine or trans-masc is a gender identity where one was assigned female at birth (AFAB), but identifies fully or partially as a man or another gender(s) with significant amounts of masculinity. Transmasculine people can also identify as other, non-masculine genders as well. For example, an AFAB androgyne person may identify as transmasculine. Though typically one's masculine identities are more significant that one's non-masculine identities. Trans masculine people are sometimes called FtM or F2M (female to male).

    Some transmasculine people include:

    Binary trans man flag

    Transmasculine is sometimes used, not as a gender identity, but as a way to describe anyone who is assigned female at birth and undergoes masculinization, either through surgery, hormones replacement therapy, or other methods (example: cross dressing) .


    Under this definition women who take testosterone to attempt to appear more masculine would be considered transmasculine.

    The feminine equivalent to transmasculine is transfeminine and the neutral equivalent is transneutral.

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