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| + | '''[[File:Neutrois Flag scalable.svg|thumb|Neutrois [[pride flag]]]]''' |
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| − | '''Neutrois '''is a'' ''word taken to mean "non-gendered cla''s''s." It is a non-binary gender'' ''identity which has many definitions, but most people consider it similar to being agender, gender neutral, genderless, or having a null gender. A lot of neutrois people use the above descriptors too, or some may prefer to use the genderqueer umbrella term. Very little is written about this gender identity, but it is growing in recognition. |
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| + | '''Neutrois''' is a [[non-binary]] [[gender identity]] which is often associated with a "neutral" or "null" gender. It may also be associated with genderlessness, and shares many similarities with [[agender]] - people who consider themselves neutrally gendered or genderless, but some may identify as both, while others may prefer one term or the other. |
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| − | People who are neutrois may be of any physical sex, including intersex. |
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| − | == Transition == |
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| − | Gender dysphoria may be experienced by neutrois people, whether that is body dysphoria, social dysphoria or a mix of both. It is usually the case that body dysphoria is more prevalent, and many people seek out surgery or hormones to transition to a preferred gender. However, that is not always the case since so''m''e people continue their lives without medically transitioning. |
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| + | Neutrois people may experience [[dysphoria]] and wish to [[transition]]. Often, Neutrois people prefer their [[gender expression]] to be gender neutral or [[androgynous]], though this may vary from person to person. Some Neutrois people wish to [[medically transition]] to remove all [[sex characteristics]], but others only wish to remove specific characteristics or [[Non-Op|do not desire surgery]] at all. |
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| − | A common misconception is that being neutrois is the 'transsexual of agender', meaning that neutrois aim to have all sexual characteristics surgically removed. This is a thing that happens, but not all neutrois do. |
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| − | A social transition is common with people of a neutral gender. This may include a change of name, pronouns, or gender expression. |
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| + | As with other non-binary identities, Neutrois people may not have their gender [[Legal Gender|legally recognised]] on their documentation. However, an increasing number of countries, states, and sites allow for non-binary identities to be recognised, including Facebook, which includes Neutrois as a gender option. |
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| − | == Sexuality == |
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| − | Sexuality is incongruent with gender identity, so neutrois can have one of many orientations (e.g. heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, pansexual, asexual, etc). Sometimes terms such as androsexual/androromantic and gynesexual/romantic may be used instead. |
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| − | == Recognition == |
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| − | Most countries do not offer a gender neutral option on legal documentation. This means that neutrois must either use their assigned sex or the one they transition to. |
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| + | Neutrois people may have any [[sexuality]]. |
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| − | Some websites such as Facebook now offer a custom gender option. This option allows neutrois among other non-binary individuals to choose or input their gender. |
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| − | == Presentation == |
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| − | Most commonly, neutrois present in an androgynous or neutral manner. Sometimes, people choose to appear feminine or masculine. |
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| + | *[http://neutrois.com/ Neutrois.com] |
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| − | Neutrois.com |
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| + | *[http://nonbinary.wiki/wiki/Neutrois Nonbinary Wiki] |
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| + | *[[Wikipedia:Non-binary_gender Wikipedia]] |
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[[Category:Beyond the Binary]] |
[[Category:Beyond the Binary]] |
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| + | [[Category:Nonbinary]] |
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Revision as of 18:26, 10 March 2021
Neutrois pride flag
Neutrois is a non-binary gender identity which is often associated with a "neutral" or "null" gender. It may also be associated with genderlessness, and shares many similarities with agender - people who consider themselves neutrally gendered or genderless, but some may identify as both, while others may prefer one term or the other.
Neutrois people may experience dysphoria and wish to transition. Often, Neutrois people prefer their gender expression to be gender neutral or androgynous, though this may vary from person to person. Some Neutrois people wish to medically transition to remove all sex characteristics, but others only wish to remove specific characteristics or do not desire surgery at all.
As with other non-binary identities, Neutrois people may not have their gender legally recognised on their documentation. However, an increasing number of countries, states, and sites allow for non-binary identities to be recognised, including Facebook, which includes Neutrois as a gender option.
Neutrois people may have any sexuality.