Gender Identity LGBT+ 2016
This is by no means a list that includes every gender identity out there. Please remember that sex is biology (female, male, intersex) and gender identity is sociology. If you respond to this list, just to make mean/rude/jerkass comments, you are risking having your blog being removed from Tumblr (yes, identity erasing qualifies as hate speech on tumblr).
Abussosgender: A gender identity for those who feel their gender identity is completely incomprehensible. Similar to anongenderand exploraregender. Synonymous with staticgender.
Aerogender: Believing your gender identity is determined by environmental and/or external factors (time of day, seasons, weather, specific people near you, etc.). Controversial
Agender: belief of having no gender identity
Aliagender: Feeling like your gender identity is completely different from “traditional” ways of describing gender (femininity vs masculinity). You believe you have a gender, but nothing within the contemporary gender spectrum seems like a “right” fit for you. Similar to Egender, Videgender, and Nesciogender. Controversial.
Alexigender: Where one feels like they are genderfluid, but unsure of what specific genders they fluctuate between.
Aliusgender: Feeling as though your gender identity can’t be described by “stereotypical” gender descriptors
Ambigender: A gender term for those who DO NOT feel comfortable using the term “two-spirit” for any reason (such as not having American indigenous blood in them).
Ambonec: Feeling as though you are simultaneously a girl and a boy, as well as neither, similar to the concept of “schrodinger’s cat”
Androfluid: Feeling as though your gender is fluid between multiple masculine identities, sub-community of genderfluid
Angenital: A gender identity where one feels uncomfortable with their genitalia (wanting to be sexless), but does not mind gendered pronouns (he/she/they/etc.)
Anongender: A gender that is unknown to yourself and others. Similar to: exploraregender, abussosgender, and staticgender.
Anvisgender: A term for those who feel apathetic towards their gender identity. Synonymous with Cassgender.
Axigender: a gender that includes agender and another gender term. There is no overlap, and little-to-no transition between agender and the other gender. In the polygender community.
Bigender: Having 2 distinct gender idententies, sub community of polygender
Bigenderfluid: When you feel like your gender flunctuates/is fluid between two distinct genders. Found within the polygender and genderfluid community.
Brevigender: A gender term for a type of genderfluid person who feels their specific gender identity changes very rapidly. Synonymous with Veloxigender. Similar to: sychnogender, and mutogender.
Cassgender: feeling as though your gender identity is unimportant (and/or feel indifferent towards their gender identity). Synonymous withanvisgender.
Cancegender: Someone who feels they are primarily agender. However, they also feel their gender is fluid. Alternative name: agenderfluid
Cassgender: feeling as though your gender identity is unimportant (and/or feel indifferent towards their gender identity)
Ceterogender: A nonbinary gender with specific feminine, masculine, or neutral feelings.
Chaosgender: One who feels their gender is too confusing to pin down to one term, sub-community of novigender
Collgender: feeling as though you have many genders, but because of the amount, it is confusing and overwhelming to tell which is which. Part of the polygender community.
Comgender: Umbrella term for anything not agender
Demiboy: Feeling like a boy MOST of the time, otherwise, unknown
Demifluid: an umbrella term for nonbinary gender identities that have a partial connection to a certain gender. This includes the partly female identity demigirl, and the partly male identity demiboy. There are other partial genders using the “demi-” prefix for the same reasons. The “other part” may or may not be known.
Demigender: Can be used as an umbrella term, feeling like your gender identity is nonbinary MOST of the time, otherwise, unknown
Demigirl: Feeling like a girl MOST of the time, otherwise, unknown
Egender: Refusing to identify within the gender spectrum
Eafluid: Feeling as though your gender is fluid between multiple nonbinary genders, sub-community of genderfluid
Equigender: Feeling as though you have multiple genders, but they’re all in equal amounts, found in the polygender umbrella
Exgender: Believing your gender identity can’t be described (”is beyond”) the gender spectrum
Exploraregender: A gender term for those who are constantly questioning their gender identity, feeling as though one gender term in particular in never quite right. Similar to: Anongender, Staticgender, and Abussosgender
Fegender: Someone who is nonbinary but feels strong connections to femininity
Gemigender: feeling as though you have two opposing gender identities at once. (such as: agender and comgender; demigirl and demiboy, etc.). Found in polygender community.
Genderfluid: Believing your gender identity shifts/flows from 100% masculinity to 100% femininity, including “no gender”, shifts/flows can be on an hourly, daily, etc. basis
Genderless: Feeling as though you have no gender
Genderqueer: An umbrella term for anyone not cisgender, considered controversial
Gendermaverick: A nonbinary gender for individuals who feel that the gender spectrum is too constricting, synonymous with genderfuck, controversial
Gendernull: Unsure of your gender identity, but feeling like agender is extremely close to your gender feelings
Gendervariant: An UMBRELLA term for those who don’t identify as cisgender, genderqueer is synonymous
Gynefluid: feeling as though your gender is fluid between multiple feminine based genders, sub-community of genderfluid
Hemiboy: Where someone feels like they are HALF a boy, HALF something else.
Hemigender: Where one feels like they are HALF one gender and HALF another.
Illusogender: Feeling as though you have a gender identity, but it feels like wearing a mask (instead of feeling a deep sense of connection to it), controversial
Illusoboy: Feeling as though you have a masculine gender identity, but it feels like wearing a mask (instead of feeling a deep sense of connection to it), controversial
Illusogirl: Feeling as though you have a feminine gender identity, but it feels like wearing a mask (instead of feeling a deep sense of connection to it), controversial
Intricargender: Being fascinated/intruiged by a gender identity, but knowing you don’t actually identify with said gender (used as a “tag-on” gender). Word composed of latin root for “intruiged” and “gender”
Implagender: Someone who feels they are never quite sure of their gender identity
Juxera: a gender identity where one feels strong connections (also described as “closeness”) to femininity, but feels like the ‘traditional’ binary is too constricting
Lamingender: Feeling as though your gender identity has multiple layers, part of the polygender community
Librafeminine: Being agender, but having strong feelings of connections to femininity
Librafluid: feeling primarily agender, but occasional swings between masculinity and femininity
Libramasculine: being agender, but feeling a strong connection to masculinity
Manugender: nonbinary gender identity with strong connections to masculinity, “opposite” of fegender
Minumegender: Feeling like you are MAJORITY agender (75% of your gender identity), and the remaining 25% is some other gender. Sub-section of demigender.
Mutogender: A subsection of genderfluid,where your gender identity changes, depending on the type of situation you are involved with. It is a more specific type of genderfluid.
Murargender: a type of genderfluidity, where one feels like they are never the same gender twice
Necrogender: Believing your gender existed in the past, but is no longer in existence in the present. This could be due to: trauma, life altering events, etc. Controversial.
Neutrosis: A non-binary gender identity which is considered to be a neutral or null gender. It may also be used to mean genderless, and has considerable overlap with agender - some people who consider themselves neutrally gendered or genderless may identify as both, while others prefer one term or the other.
Nesciogender: A gender that is unknown to yourself, due to some sort of mental disability (and/or illness) that makes the concept of gender difficult to understand. Similar to Videgender:
Nonbinary: An umbrella term for anything not FTM, MTF or cisgender, can also be used as an individual identity gender term
Nonpuella: Someone who physically is not feminine (their sex or body’s characteristics), but feels a strong connection to femininity
Nonpuer: Someone who physically is not masculine (their sex or body’s characteristics), but feels a strong connection to masculinity
Novigender: Feeling as though your gender identity is too complicated to pin down to one word
Pangender/Omnigender: A gender term used to describe individuals who believe their gender is all-encompassing of all genders in existence, controversial
Polygender: Believing you have 3+ distinct gender identities
Proxvir: a gender identity where one feels strong connections (also described as “closeness”) to masculinity but feels like the ‘traditional’ binary is too constricting. Another way to describe this could be the “avant garde” of masculinity in relationship to gender identity. Feminine equivalent is known as juxera.
Quadgender: Feeling as though you have 4 distinct gender identities. Subform of polygender.
Quintgender: feeling like you have 5 distinct genders. Sub-community within polygender.
Quoigender: Understanding the concepts of gender and gender identity, but believing they could never be apply to you. Connected to agender.
Scorigender: believing you are fluid between 3 genders that are similar (such as: 3 feminine genders, 3 masculine genders, OR 3 nonbinary genders). Part of the genderfluid community.
Selenogender: A sub-section of genderfluid, where the times you shift are constant (example: 1 month 1 gender, another 1 month a difference gender; 2 hours 1 gender, 2 hours another gender, etc.). Similar to: sychnogender, brevigender, veloxigender, and mutogender.
Staticgender: Feeling as though your gender is incomprehensible. Synonymous with abussosgender. Similar to Anongender and exploraregender.
Sychnogender: A subset of genderfluid, where one believes their gender identity changes on a regular basis throughout the day, everyday. Similar to: brevigender, veloxigender, mutogender, and selenogender.
Tachigender: Feeling as though your gender changes quickly and on a regular basis
Tinegender: A gender identity where you believe your gender is fluid, BUT the change is so small/minute, that your OVERALL identity does NOT change. Part of the genderfluid community
Transneural: An umbrella term for any gender identity that is NOT cisgender.
Trigender: Believing you have 3 distinct gender identities, sub-community of polygender
Vapogender: Similar to agender, but feeling as though you are “barely” away from agender (you feeling like you have a nonbinary gender, but it’s only barely beyond agender)
Videgender: One who does not see gender in a “traditional” way (femininity vs masculinity, or lack thereof), so they based the concept of gender identity off of something like “aesthetics” or something that “has the same feelings” as one might describe something. Similar to Nesciogender
Veloxigender: A subsection of genderfluid, where one feels genderfluid, but it moves too quickly to put a name to the individual gender identity feels that are felt. Synonymous with brevigender. Similar to:sychnogender, and mutogender.
Vexegender: Feeling as though you’re somewhere in the nonbinary umbrella, but unsure of exactly where you belong, the concept of gender is difficult to grasp for individuals who identify as vexegender
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