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A person who is transgender androgynous, also known as ''trans | A person who is transgender androgynous, also known as ''trans androg'', is a [[nonbinary]] [[transgender]] person who is androgynous and also may wish to [[transition]] to their desired body type. Trans andro people may or may not experience [[gender dysphoria]], and may or may not perceive their gender as separate or more specific to other similar nonbinary identities. | ||
Trans androgynous people may or may not lean more toward a traditional masculine or feminine presentation as opposed to fully gender-neutral presentation. A trans andro person feels that their androgynous behaviour, personal identity, and/or presentation is a more specific identity from other nonbinary and transgender identities. Their [[pronouns]] vary per person, but typically a trans andro person rejects the pronouns given to them at birth in favour of other options. | Trans androgynous people may or may not lean more toward a traditional masculine or feminine presentation as opposed to fully gender-neutral presentation. A trans andro person feels that their androgynous behaviour, personal identity, and/or presentation is a more specific identity from other nonbinary and transgender identities. Their [[pronouns]] vary per person, but typically a trans andro person rejects the pronouns given to them at birth in favour of other options. | ||