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    '''[[Agender]]'''<br>Not have a gender or a gender identity. Sometimes also described as having a neutral identity.
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    '''[[Androgyne]]'''<br>Gender identity that generally means being "between" masculinity and femininity.
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    Revision as of 12:01, 28 July 2020

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    These are the most common nonbinary identities according to the 2019 Gender Census:

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    Nonbinary
    Any gender identity that is not strictly male or female all the time, and so does not fit within the gender binary.

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    Transgender
    Identifying as a gender other than the one that was assigned at birth.[1]

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    Genderqueer
    Umbrella term that refers both to non-normative gender identity and gender expression.

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    Agender
    Not have a gender or a gender identity. Sometimes also described as having a neutral identity.

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    Genderfluid
    Gender identity that describes the experience of a gender that changes over time.

    Questioning
    Being in the process of exploring or figuring out one's gender identity.

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    Genderless
    Alternative word for agender.

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    Androgyne
    Gender identity that generally means being "between" masculinity and femininity.

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    Demigirl
    Only partially identifying as a girl or woman, and sometimes partially identifying as something else.

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    Demiboy
    Only partially identifying as a boy or man, and sometimes partially identifying as something else.

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    Genderflux
    Gender identity that varies in intensity over time (not to be confused with genderfluid).

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    Demigender
    Partially identifying with a specific gender, and sometimes as something else simultaneously (includes demigirl, demiboy, deminonbinary, and others).

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    Bigender
    Identity that involves two distinct gender identities, either at the same time, or at different times.

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    Neutrois
    Someone who identifies as being non-gendered and seeks to lose the major physical signifiers that indicate gender to others.

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    1. The reason this is not the most frequent identity is that the Gender Census is open only to people who are not men or women exclusively and all of the time. Transgender is more common than nonbinary, but many trans people are not nonbinary.