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| + | '''Gender expression''' is any and all mannerisms, personal traits, etc. which serve to communicate a person's identity as they relate to gender and gender roles. masculine, feminine, and androgynous gender expressions can be present in people of any gender or gender expression- even though they are often associated with men,women, and non-binary genders respectively. |
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| + | Butch, femme, and androgyny are common gender expressions among lesbians, while a flamboyant or "flamey" gender expression is often associated with gay men. Androgynes may have an androgynous gender expression, but butch, femme, or neutral (non-gendered). |
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| + | Neutrois or agender people may wish to have no gender expression at all, which many find difficult to achieve in our gendered society. |
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Revision as of 13:46, 1 September 2014
Gender expression is any and all mannerisms, personal traits, etc. which serve to communicate a person's identity as they relate to gender and gender roles. masculine, feminine, and androgynous gender expressions can be present in people of any gender or gender expression- even though they are often associated with men,women, and non-binary genders respectively.
Butch, femme, and androgyny are common gender expressions among lesbians, while a flamboyant or "flamey" gender expression is often associated with gay men. Androgynes may have an androgynous gender expression, but butch, femme, or neutral (non-gendered).
Neutrois or agender people may wish to have no gender expression at all, which many find difficult to achieve in our gendered society.