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    [[File:Transxenine.png|thumb|The transxenine flag.]]'''Transxenine''', or '''trans-xenic''', is a [[gender|gender identity]] where one identifies fully or partially as [[xenine]]/[[xenic]] ([[xenogender]]) regardless of one's [[Assigned Gender|assigned gender at birth]] or past/current [[anthrogender]]s. Transxenine is used to emphasize one's xenine gendered feelings. Anyone who is xenine/xenic/xenogender can consider themselves transxenine. Transxenine individuals are usually, but not exclusively, xenogender (and [[non-binary]]); transxenine individuals can also be [[transgender|trans]] men, trans women, or otherwise anthrogender individuals who want to emphasize their xeninity. Transxenine people are sometimes called MtX/FtX or M2X/F2X (male/female to xenine) depending on one's assigned gender at birth.
    [[File:Transxenine.png|thumb|The transxenine flag.]]'''Transxenine''', or '''trans-xenic''', is a [[gender|gender identity]] where one identifies fully or partially as [[xenine]]/[[xenic]] ([[xenogender]])<ref name="creation">https://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/post/190514754720/transxenine-pride-flag</ref> regardless of one's [[Assigned Gender|assigned gender at birth]] or past/current [[anthrogender]]s. Transxenine is used to emphasize one's xenine gendered feelings. Anyone who is xenine/xenic/xenogender can consider themselves transxenine. Transxenine individuals are usually, but not exclusively, xenogender (and [[non-binary]]); transxenine individuals can also be [[transgender|trans]] men, trans women, or otherwise anthrogender individuals who want to emphasize their xeninity. Transxenine people are sometimes called MtX/FtX or M2X/F2X (male/female to xenine) depending on one's assigned gender at birth.


    The feminine equivalent is [[transfeminine]], the masculine equivalent is [[transmasculine]], the androgynous equivalent is [[Transdrogynous|transandrogynous]], and the neutral equivalent is [[transneutral]].
    The feminine equivalent is [[transfeminine]], the masculine equivalent is [[transmasculine]], the androgynous equivalent is [[Transdrogynous|transandrogynous]], and the neutral equivalent is [[transneutral]].

    ==History==
    The term was coined on January 28, 2020 by Tumblr user Beyond MOGAI Pride Flags.<ref name="creation"/>

    ==Flag==
    The flag was created on January 28, 2020 by Tumblr user Beyond MOGAI Pride Flags.<ref name="creation"/>

    ==References==
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    [[Category:Gender]]
    [[Category:Gender]]
    [[Category:Terminology]]
    [[Category:Terminology]]

    Revision as of 02:47, 18 April 2021

    The transxenine flag.

    Transxenine, or trans-xenic, is a gender identity where one identifies fully or partially as xenine/xenic (xenogender)[1] regardless of one's assigned gender at birth or past/current anthrogenders. Transxenine is used to emphasize one's xenine gendered feelings. Anyone who is xenine/xenic/xenogender can consider themselves transxenine. Transxenine individuals are usually, but not exclusively, xenogender (and non-binary); transxenine individuals can also be trans men, trans women, or otherwise anthrogender individuals who want to emphasize their xeninity. Transxenine people are sometimes called MtX/FtX or M2X/F2X (male/female to xenine) depending on one's assigned gender at birth.

    The feminine equivalent is transfeminine, the masculine equivalent is transmasculine, the androgynous equivalent is transandrogynous, and the neutral equivalent is transneutral.

    History

    The term was coined on January 28, 2020 by Tumblr user Beyond MOGAI Pride Flags.[1]

    Flag

    The flag was created on January 28, 2020 by Tumblr user Beyond MOGAI Pride Flags.[1]

    References

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