Agender-no gender. People who don't develop gender or feel that they have any strong gender affiliation. They may not think that they have no gender, but they may think that gender is not their core trait.

Androgyne-hermaphrodite (noun). A person who has mixed characteristics or both characteristics are strong. More emphasis on internal self-identity.

Androgynous-hermaphrodite (adjective). It is basically synonymous with the above, but it emphasizes external performance.

Bigender-bisexual. A person who can switch between the two in self-identification of gender. The two genders are not necessarily male and female, but many other non-traditional genders mentioned here.

Cis-cis. People who identify themselves as having the same biological sex as those born. Most people fall into this category.

Cis Female-straight female. When I was born, my biological gender was female, and I felt that I was female.

Cis Woman-straight woman. It is basically synonymous with the above, with a little more emphasis on sexual characteristics.

Cis Male-heterosexual male. When I was born, my biological gender was male, and I felt that I was male.

Cis Man-straight man. See the previous article.

Cisgender-cis person. It has the same meaning as Cis, one is written in full and the other is abbreviated. People who use full writing think it is more professional, while those who use abbreviations think it is more daily and intimate, and there is no other difference. The following four articles are the same, so I won't repeat them here.

Cisgender Female-straight female.

Cisgender Male-heterosexual male.

Cisgender Man-a heterosexual man.

Cisgender Woman-a heterosexual woman.

Female to Male-female to male. A person who belongs to women at birth, but has completed or is undergoing the transformation to male self-identity. Such a change can be completely psychological and social, and it can also be accompanied by surgery and hormone therapy. This label can be a temporary label in the transition process; It can also be permanent, indicating that this person thinks that the gender of birth is also a part of his life.

FTM-female to male. It has the same meaning as the last one, and is its acronym.

Gender Fluid-migrant. People who have experienced gender cognitive changes at different times. Different from Bigender, hermaphrodites switch between two definite states, while the change of vagrants is a continuous spectrum. In fact, almost everyone's gender has mobility characteristics. For example, when a woman is surrounded by other women, her female characteristics and identity tend to be stronger; But most people don't identify themselves as vagrants.

gender nonconformance-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 own refusal characteristics: I am not a traditional binary, but I will not accurately locate my position. There are several options below that have similar meanings.

Gender Questioning-gender doubt. People who are not completely sure about their gender affiliation and have not found the most suitable gender identity label for themselves.

Gender Variant-variant gender. Similar to unconventional gender.

Genderqueer-queer gender. Similar to unconventional gender. Queer is a strange word, but it has become one of the pronouns of non-traditional gender in recent decades, and it has derived queer theory, a cultural theory that studies gender roles.

Intersex-intersex. A person who has both male and female sexual characteristics due to chromosomal or developmental abnormalities.

Male to Female-male to female. See female to male.

MTF-male to female. Ditto.

neither man nor woman. See 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 the relevant terms.

Neutrois-no gender. Similar to agender.

Non-binary-nonbinary. Similar to unconventional gender.

Other-other. It is not similar to men and women.

Pangender-pan-gender. Think of yourself as a mixture of various gender traits, with a little bit of everything.

Trans-transgender. Heshun gender is relative, self-identification of gender is different from biological gender at birth. Note that transgenders are not unconventional, and transgenders will still use dualism between men and women, but their self-identity is just the opposite of their birth gender. Transgender people may or may not have experienced gender transition.

transgender-transgender woman. He was born male, but now he identifies himself with women.

Trans Male-transgender man. She was born a woman, but now she identifies with men.

Trans Man-transgender man. See the discussion about compliance.

Trans Person-transsexual person. People who don't want to point out exactly where they crossed.

transgender woman. See the discussion about compliance.

Trans*-transgender *. Add an asterisk to indicate a broader meaning, including trans-sexuality, transsexuality, queer gender and other related fields. The same below.

Trans* Female-transgender female *.

Trans* Male-transgender male *.

Trans* Man-transgender man *.

Trans* Person-transgender person *.

Trans* Woman-transgender woman *.

transgender-transgender woman (adjective). See the difference between Androgyne and Androgynous. Compared with Transwoman, Transfeminine emphasizes the external trans-performance.

Transgender-transgender. It has the same basic meaning as Trans. See the discussion of Cis and cisgender. The same below.

Transgender Female-transgender male

transgender male.

Transgender Man-transgender man.

Transgender Person-transgender person.

Transgender Woman-transgender woman

transgender man (adjective). See transgender woman (adjective).

Transsexual-transsexual. People who not only identify themselves with different sex from their birth sex, but also take medical measures to change their physiological and anatomical characteristics.

Transsexual Female-transsexual female.

Transsexual Male-transsexual male.

Transsexual Man-transsexual male.

Transsexual Person-transgender.

Transsexual Woman-transsexual woman.

Two-spirit-two-soul man. A term from the aboriginal culture of North America, "a person with both men's and women's souls in his body". It is basically synonymous with Androgyne, but unlike the cold medical terms from Greek, this North American word emphasizes its mysticism and romanticism.