Androgyny (noun) a person with mixed characteristics or strong two characteristics. More emphasis on internal self-identity.
Androgyny-Androgyny (adjective). Basically synonymous with the above, but more emphasis on external performance.
Bisexual. Someone who can switch between the two in self-gender identity. The two genders are not necessarily men and women, and there are many other non-traditional genders mentioned here.
Shun-shun. People who think they have the same biological sex as when they were born. Most people fall into this category.
Cis female-straight female. When I was born, my biological gender was female, and I thought I was female.
Cis female-straight female. It is basically synonymous with the above, with a little more emphasis on sexual characteristics.
Cis male-straight male. When I was born, my biological gender was male, and I thought I was male.
Cis male.-Straight male. See the previous article.
Transgender. It means the same as Cis, one is written in full name and the other is abbreviated. People who write in full feel more professional, while people who use abbreviations feel more daily and intimate, and there is no other difference. The following four articles are all the same, so I won't repeat them here.
Straight women.-straight women.
Heterosexual male.
Straight men.-straight men.
Straight women.-straight women.
Women versus men-women versus men. A person who belongs to women at birth but has completed or is undergoing the transformation to male self-identity. Such changes can be completely psychological and social, and can also be accompanied by surgery and hormone therapy. This label can be a temporary label during the conversion process; It can also be permanent. ?
Women versus men. It has the same meaning as the previous one, and it is its acronym.
Gender fluid-vagabond. People who have experienced gender cognitive changes in different periods. Unlike Bigender, hermaphrodites switch between two definite states, while the change of drifters is a continuous spectrum.
Gender inconsistency-unconventional gender. People who refuse to accept the traditional gender dichotomy. In fact, many of the 56 genders here are not binary-but those who choose this option emphasize their refusal characteristics: I am not a traditional binary, but I will not accurately locate my position.
Gender doubt-gender doubt. People who are not completely sure of their gender affiliation and have not found the most suitable gender identity label.
Sex variation-sex variation. Similar to unconventional gender.
Queer gender similar to non-traditional gender. Queer is a strange word, but it has become one of the pronouns of non-traditional gender in recent decades, and queer theory, a cultural theory to study gender roles, has been derived.
Androgyny.-Androgyny. A person who has both male and female sexual characteristics due to chromosomal or developmental abnormalities.
Male to female.-male to female. See women versus men.
MTF- male versus female. Ditto.
Not a man or a woman. See the unconventional gender, but don't emphasize the meaning of rejection. Usually those who know that they are not traditional binary men and women, but are not familiar with related terms.
Neutral-no gender. Similar to agender.
Non-binary-non-binary. Similar to unconventional gender.
Other-other. Men and women are not alike.
Pangender-Pan Gender. Think of yourself as a mixture of various gender characteristics, with a little bit of everything.
Anti-anti. Harmony and gender are relative, and gender self-identity is different from biological gender at birth. Note that transgender people are not unconventional, and transgender people still use male-female dualism, but self-identity is just the opposite of birth gender.
Transgender women.-transgender women. He was born male, but now he agrees with women.
Transgender man.-transgender man. She was born a woman, but now she agrees with men.
Transgender man.-transgender man. See the discussion on compliance.
Across people.-across people. People who don't want to point out the specific crossing location.
Transgender woman.-transgender woman. See the discussion on compliance.
Trans-transsexual *. Adding an asterisk indicates a broader meaning, including transgender, transgender, queer gender and other related fields. The same below.
Transgender women.
Transgender man.
Transgender man.
Trans-transsexual.
Transgender woman.
Transfeminine is a transsexual woman (adjective). Look at the difference between hermaphroditism and hermaphroditism. Compared with Transwoman and Transfeminine, it emphasizes external anti-performance.
Transgender.-transgender. It has the same basic meaning as Trans. See the discussion of Cis and cisgender. The same below.
Transgender women-transgender women
Transgender man.-transgender man.
Transgender man.-transgender man.
Transgender.-transgender.
Transgender woman-transgender woman
Trans masculine- transsexual male (adjective) See transsexual female (adjective).
Transgender. People who not only identify themselves as a gender different from their birth gender, but also take medical measures to change their physiological and anatomical characteristics.
Transsexuals.-Transsexuals.
Transgender man.-transgender man.
Transgender man.-transgender man.
Transgender.-transgender. ?
Transsexuals.-Transsexuals.
Shuang Ling, a man with two souls. A term from the indigenous culture of North America, "a person who has both men's and women's souls in his body". It is basically a synonym for androgyny, but unlike the cold medical term from Greek, this North American word emphasizes its mysticism and romanticism.
Extended data
Traditionally, there are only two gender differences: male and female. The rest are barely classified as "other". This classification method is based on biological "gender".
For most mammals, this is indeed enough: reproduction requires both sexes, and the rest are "abnormal".
But for human beings, the role of sex is far more than reproduction, it is also one of our basic self-identity.
This sex is different from sex, the latter is determined by your chromosome state, while the former is determined by your consciousness.
Therefore, the division of gender is far from being simply summarized as "male-female-other". Many people have special views on their own gender, and it is irresponsible to cover it with a single noun.
So decades of gender research have produced many nouns. Some of these nouns are not mutually exclusive, some overlap, some can cover others, and some are almost synonyms-but gender theory holds that they all have the meaning of existence.
After all, I have the right to blur my gender, to choose the general meaning and specific meaning freely, and to choose the one I agree with most among several synonyms.