Neutrois: 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.

There is no one definition of Neutrois, since each person that self-identifies as such experiences their gender differently. The most common ones are:

• Neutral-gender
  
• Null-gender
  
• Neither male nor female
  
• Agender
  
• Genderless 

Edit: For some, it also could possibly mean where a person wants to physically transition to a neutral body. That is, a body without sexual characteristics (namely without any genitals). This page has a more detailed description of this defitinition: [Link]. (See also: Angenital) 

Read More: http://neutrois.com/

Term coined by: H. A. Burnham

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Designed by: Unknown

Color meanings: 

White: Neutral, unidentified, or questioning gender  

Green: Nonbinary gender

Black: Agender or genderless

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cassolotl:

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It’s been over a year and a half since I last surveyed nonbinary people to get a general idea of preferences when it comes to language to describe us. In that time nonbinary genders have become more well-known in the media in the UK and the US. It can’t hurt to get a fresher picture, can it? 

This time I’ll attempt to improve on the last survey by including some options that were missed out last time. As before, you will not be asked for your name, email address, specific location, legal gender, or gender assigned at birth.

Thank you,

Cassian

PS: Last time we got over 2,000 responses. That made the results really useful and valuable, and it’d be great if we could repeat that. If you would like to help these statistics be as complete as possible with minimal effort, please reblog this post and retweet this tweet.

PPS: I’d like to take this opportunity to note that this is just a Google Forms survey with no extra security. While no identifying information such as names and email addresses will be collected, I cannot be responsible for your privacy. If you have any concerns at all, please be cautious and do what you feel is necessary to be safe.

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Leptrois: a leptive method of classifying genders; an attempt to bring mathematical and linguistic understanding of genders, alluding aspects of relational algebra.

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To all the people who get told their identity is weird or “““mogai hell”““ or whatever exorsexists are using these days: I hope you know that you are valid, you are worthy of being respected, of having your pronouns and experiences respected. You know better than anyone else who you are and surely better than some jackasses just looking to bully someone. Have a wonderful day

Hey, I’m putting together a documentary theater project on nonbinary/genderqueer/genderfluid/agender young people. I’m looking for nonbinary people under 25 to do brief text chat interviews with over Skype or Chatzy. These interviews will be incorporated into the text of a play that will increase nonbinary visibility. Could you possibly publish this post on your blog and tell  people interested in participating to contact me?

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Believe it or not, there are a bevy of trans writers creating tons of online content these days. We often hear about major works like memoirs and full-length books, but behind-the-scenes there are trans writers publishing articles, essays and blogs to keep the trans narrative as authentic as possible. It’s not easy in-between imminent deadlines, keeping tabs on current events and often being the only trans person to represent the community in a given newsroom or segment of the blogosphere. Here are 12 amazing trans writers who are recrafting the narrative that you should check out immediately!

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I was alone at home, so I decided to try on some new clothes (he/him)

I love my new jacket

hi im nathan! i love overalls, i have chicken shoes, im 21 and i use he/him pronouns! follow me on twitter @stonedfag , lets be friends :0)

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The perfect lighting (they/them)

Went to the pride parade lol

they/them

It’s pride monthhh

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DC Pride 2019 Look™

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Moon (they/them)

Flannel + mermaid scale chest binder? Heck yea!!

They/them

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[they/them]

(Dustin, They/Them)

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