Jan 14, 2021
Simplified Guide
Binary: Male and female.
Abinary: Neither male nor female (i.e, most xenogenders, NINgenders, aporagenders, etc.).
Nonbinary: Any gender that isn't 100% only male or only female 100% of the time.
Atrinary: Any gender that's not male/masculine, female/feminine, androgynous, or neutral/genderless (i.e, most xeno-, UIN-, and aporagenders)
Anonbinary: Not binary or ""nonbinary"". Describes genders completely unrelated to the gender binary (such as aporagenders and most xenogenders). Pretty much synonymous to abinary.
Midbinary: Between male and female (LINgenders). EDIT: correction- midbinary defines any gender connected to binary male or female.
#made this bc ive seen people say nontrinary promotes the idea that all nbs are binary-related/that nb is one gender category#no?? it doesn't??#it's just a categorization label like abinary lol#anonbinary on the other hand...#nontrinary#nonquaternary#abinary#midbinary#anonbinary#atrinary#terminology