Exogender
[pt: Exogender]
It was coined multiple times, just as metagender. Let me tell the definitions I know:
2017: Exogender: A gender which fades into another gender within a long period of time (months/years). A specific term for genderfluid.
2018: As I explained to my friends, like the term “exoskeleton,” which describes an animal with its skeleton on the outside (like lobsters) instead of on the inside (like humans), “exogender” describes my experience of (a)gender as such: on the outside I am strongly (and proudly) a woman, but on the inside I have no gender — I’m agender. This definition is uniquely tied to my experiences living as a (fat, brown-skinned) Black woman and, as such, it’s a term that — should others adopt it — should only be used by Black folks.
2019: A gender that is beyond gender; a non-existent gender; truly, it is not a gender, but simply a word to fill the gap. Not synonymous with agender, as for agender to exist, there must first be a Gender to be Not experienced by agender people. Similar to Praegender and Panengender.
2020: exogender - a fluid gender that is determined by visual appearance. for example, if someone who is exogender presents masculinely, then their gender is exoboy. if the same person chooses to present androgynously, then their gender becomes exononbinary or exoandrogynous.
2021: Exogender or psuedogender is a neurogender and/or xenogender under the exomyn umbrella specific to those in plural systems where one's gender is affected by their psuedomemories or exomemories. This can be in the following ways, or similar.
2023: Exogender is a gender described as being out of the binary and nonbinary like viewing all genders from the outside. An Exogender individual might feel outside of any labels in a way that can only be described as being another subset, and feeling left out from gender, like watching the earth from space.
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