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Transneutral is a term used to describe a [[transgender]] individual who identifies fully or partially as a [[Gender neutral|neutral]], [[abinary]], or other <u>specific</u>* non-binary gender. It can be considered [[umbrella term]] for individuals who transition to a neutral identity. Transneutral individuals can identify as other, non-neutral genders as well - for example, someone who identifies as a neuwoman could simultaneously identify as transneutral, though usually the individuals neutral identities are more significant than the individuals non-neutral identities, or the individual usually wants their neutral identity considered more significant than their non-neutral. | Transneutral is a term used to describe a [[transgender]] individual who identifies fully or partially as a [[Gender neutral|neutral]], [[abinary]], or other <u>specific</u>* non-binary gender. It can be considered [[umbrella term]] for individuals who transition to a neutral identity. Transneutral individuals can identify as other, non-neutral genders as well - for example, someone who identifies as a [[neuwoman]] could simultaneously identify as transneutral, though usually the individuals' neutral identities are more significant than the individuals' non-neutral identities, or the individual usually wants their neutral identity considered more significant than their non-neutral. | ||
Transneutral individuals are sometimes called MtN/FtN or M2N/F2N (male/female to neutral) depending on the individuals [[assigned gender at birth]] ([[Sexes|AGaB]] - which can include [[Sexes|AFAB]], otherwise known as assigned female at birth, or [[Sexes|AMAB]], otherwise known as assigned male at birth) | Transneutral individuals are sometimes called MtN/FtN or M2N/F2N (male/female to neutral) depending on the individuals [[assigned gender at birth]] ([[Sexes|AGaB]] - which can include [[Sexes|AFAB]], otherwise known as assigned female at birth, or [[Sexes|AMAB]], otherwise known as assigned male at birth) | ||
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| meaning = This is the Binary to Non-Binary | | meaning = This is the Binary to Non-Binary Flag (BTNB), which is often confused with the transneutral flag. While they're similar in that they both centre with Non-Binary identities, they're not the same. | ||
| name = BTX / BTNB | | name = BTX / BTNB | ||
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|Demigender, Demiboy, Demigirl | |Demigender, Demiboy, Demigirl | ||
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|Demiboyflux, | |Demiboyflux, Demigirlflux, Demigenderflux, Demiflux | ||
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|Polygender | |Polygender |
Latest revision as of 17:34, 14 August 2024
The Term: Transneutral[edit | edit source]
Related identities | Abinary, Gender neutral, and Neutrois |
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Under the umbrella term | Transgender and Nonbinary |
Frequency | 0.6% |
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Transneutral is a term used to describe a transgender individual who identifies fully or partially as a neutral, abinary, or other specific* non-binary gender. It can be considered umbrella term for individuals who transition to a neutral identity. Transneutral individuals can identify as other, non-neutral genders as well - for example, someone who identifies as a neuwoman could simultaneously identify as transneutral, though usually the individuals' neutral identities are more significant than the individuals' non-neutral identities, or the individual usually wants their neutral identity considered more significant than their non-neutral.
Transneutral individuals are sometimes called MtN/FtN or M2N/F2N (male/female to neutral) depending on the individuals assigned gender at birth (AGaB - which can include AFAB, otherwise known as assigned female at birth, or AMAB, otherwise known as assigned male at birth)
Umbrella Terms[edit | edit source]
Within the LGBTQIA+ community, "umbrella terms" are a system of terms that correlate with, or centre more on specific terms, for gender or sexual identity / orientation. Using as an example:
Non-Binary:
NB: Common Terms | NB/ NBCT: More Specified Terms | |
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Genderqueer, Genderfluid, Genderneutral | -- > | Genderless, Genderflux, |
Demigender, Demiboy, Demigirl | --> | Demiboyflux, Demigirlflux, Demigenderflux, Demiflux |
Polygender | --> | Bigender, Trigender, Quadgender |
Queer | -- > | Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Asexual |
Transgender | -- > | Transmasculine, Transfeminine, Transneutral |
Transneutral is not synonymous with being non-binary, since several non-binary genders are neutral-aligned or neutral in nature, and not all non-binary individuals identify as transgender. However, it is often still shown under the umbrella term of Non-Binary, due to the spectrum of genders that an umbrella term can show simultaneously often being overlooked or generalised.
Transitioning[edit | edit source]
Transneutral is sometimes used, not specifically as a gender identity, instead as a way to describe anyone who undergoes a medical transition process that is not fully transmasculine or fully transfeminine - either through surgery, hormone replacement therapy, or other similar ways of internally or externally transitioning. Under this definition, individuals who undergo transition(s) - whether internally or externally, socially or legally - to seem more neutral would be considered transneutral, regardless of their actual gender identity. The feminine equivalent to transneutral is transfeminine. The masculine equivalent is transmasculine.
History[edit | edit source]
In the 2022 Gender Census, a 0.3% of participants in the survey identified as transneutral.[1]
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ "Gender Census 2022: Worldwide Report". Gender Census. August 22, 2022.