maybe a stupid question: is transother an established term?
i thought about it in relation to like transneutral/androgynous/masc/fem(me) and i dont really have brain power to do research required to figure out if i heard it somewhere before or what. you dont have to answer this if you dont want or cant or anything
Not a stupid question at all!! Im not sure about transother but I know transoutherine exists!
Outherine (pronounced oh-u-ther-ine), also spelled outhrine, is an umbrella term for gender qualities that are separate from masculinity, femininity, androgyny, and neutrality, "yet not exactly xenine"
Not only does transoutherine exist, we also have transaporine!
Aporine (also known as Aporaine) is a term for relating to having the qualities or attributes regarded as characteristic of aporagender, neutrois, maverique, or other abinary allogenders. It is the equivalent of masculine or feminine for genders that are entirely separate from masculinity, femininity, and anything in between (androgynous). Aporinity is similar to outherinity but includes neutrality.
Hope that helps anon!













