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Femmegender, or femgender, is a nonbinary gender identity that is feminine in nature. It comes from the queer term "femme," which means a person who subverts and/or queers femininity. The term is popular in lesbian and sapphic communities. Femmegender can denote a person whose gender identity is tied to their femmeness. For a person who does not identify as femme, but still feels like their femininity is a part of their gender, the spelling femgender is more commonly used. [[ | {{uncommon identity}} | ||
[[File:Femmegender2.png|200px|thumb|Flag for "nonbinary femme" from Beyond Mogai Pride Flags]] | |||
[[File:Femmegender.png|200px|thumb|Flag for "femmegender" from Deviant Art]] | |||
'''Femmegender''', or '''femgender''', is a nonbinary gender identity that is feminine in nature. It comes from the queer term "femme," which means a person who subverts and/or queers femininity. The term is popular in lesbian and sapphic communities. Femmegender can denote a person whose gender identity is tied to their femmeness. For a person who does not identify as femme, but still feels like their femininity is a part of their gender, the spelling femgender is more commonly used. | |||
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This page is about a gender identity that is not widely used among gender-variant people. This does not mean that the identity is not valid, but that very few people are known to use this term. More information on uncommon identities... |
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Femmegender, or femgender, is a nonbinary gender identity that is feminine in nature. It comes from the queer term "femme," which means a person who subverts and/or queers femininity. The term is popular in lesbian and sapphic communities. Femmegender can denote a person whose gender identity is tied to their femmeness. For a person who does not identify as femme, but still feels like their femininity is a part of their gender, the spelling femgender is more commonly used.