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"I am not male or female; I am just me."
Other associated gender identities:
- Non-Binary – see non-binary
SUMMARY
- Individuals that do not identify or conform to a conventional definition of a gender
- May present themselves in different ways, in both how they appear and communicate
- Agender people may also identify as gender-neutral, genderless or non-binary
- Agender is not rare; more people are identifying as agender as the world encourages everyone to be express how they think and feel
- Agender means ‘someone without gender’, meaning unable to identify as male, female or anywhere else on the gender spectrum
- Identifying as Agender does not mean that a person is asexual. Many agender individuals experience sexual desires and attractions
- Many Agender individuals use gender pronouns; however, others opt for specific genderless pronouns such as they or them
- Agender is not the same as non-binary or genderfluid, as agender is about a person not being able to identify as neither male nor female. In contrast, genderfluid is about moving across the spectrum, and non-binary is about not being exclusively masculine or feminine and outside the gender binary. It is not uncommon, though, for some agender people to also identify as non-binary
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