#genderful

[PT: Genderfulperformar].

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Genderfulperformar: A gender in which one feels one's genderful identity is a performance; one feels as though one performs one's genderful identity; one feels one's genderful identity through lenses of performing; one feels connected to both being genderful and performing; or any other combination related to performing and one being genderful.

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Genderful or gender-ful: acknowledging that one's full spectrum self is unique to the individual; full of gender, as opposed to genderless; anything or anyone who dismantles stereotypes of social roles based on gender; encompassing the plurality of an individual’s presented identity, and encouraging positivity within the spectrum of gender presentations and expressions

These are some terms we use that people may not know the definitions of, or we use them specifically with personal definitions. Heres an index!

PRIMARY GENDER

A 'primary gender' in our terms is the overall label you use to describe your gender most often, usually a binary gender. Examples; "I'm a trans woman." "I'm masculine nonbinary." "I don't really use labels."

SECONDARY GENDER

A 'secondary gender' are genders that you hold high, but are still not your primary gender, you might mention these to more trusted people Examples; "I'm transfem and demigender." "I'm genderfluid in male and nonbinary labels." "I'm kinda neutrois."

NOTE: The above terms can also be generalised to pronoun hoarders ("Primary sets of pronouns" and "secondary sets of pronouns.")

XENOGENDER

A 'xenogender' are specific labels that are not common or 'ordinary' preexisting labels. Things such as aesthetigenders, songgenders, naturigenders, concept genders, etc.

MICROLABEL

A 'microlabel' is a label you use that is not as high as secondary or primary genders, you may not consider using them permanently or even often, and might not include to mention them when describing your gender. Examples; "I use arfgender and puptoyic." "I use wildmasculine." "I have an extensive hoard of microlabels that define my gender."

GENDERFUL