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GUAB/SUAB: Gender/Sex Undesignated At Birth. UGAB/USAB: Unassigned Gender/Sex At Birth. (There’s also CUAB which stands for Coercively Unassigned At Birth).
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Um hey, I just wanted to note since you said you thought CAXAB was intersex only on a recent post; I've seen a few people saying that CAXAB is available for trans people to use (I've seen people saying it was originally created by a trans woman, but I haven't ever confirmed that.) The one that I know for sure is only meant for intersex people is IAXAB (intersex assigned X at birth) and I believe FAXAB (forcibly assigned X at birth) is also intersex specific.
Ok thanks for telling me! I’ll update the posts with that in a bit!
Is therw a difference between assigned and designated _blank_ at birth? I know that there's terms specifically for intersex people who were surgically assigned one or the other (although not off the top of my head) but is dfab different than afab?
No, there’s no difference other than the use of assigned versus designated.
I believe coercively assigned _blank_ at birth is the term that is generally considered to be more intersex specific.
-Bion
can axab and dxab be used interchangeably or are they intended for specific people?
It’s tomatoes tomatoes tbh (see what I did there?)
“assigned” and “designated” are two different words for basically the same idea so it doesn’t really matter
When we get into caxab (coercively assigned) or faxab (forcibly assigned) that might be a different matter, I might have seen someone say it applies to intersex people? Someone shut this down quick if that’s not true.
Edit: I just read the previous ask about this, and apparently that only the case for faxab! So yes, it is interchangeable.
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