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AMAB: assigned male at birth;
Neufemasc (neumascfem or neufemmasc): being neutral, feminine, and masculine.
The flag can be also interpreted as being: simultaneously MTM MTN MTF; transneufemasc (AMAB); cismasc isoneu transfem; transneufem transtidal (or alternatively: sensmasc, transrainian or intramasculine); adneufemasc/sensneufemasc (sensneumascfem or adneumascfem), etc.
Can be used for presentation, sex, gender and/or identity.
Transtidal: “Transtidal or transtid describes a trans person who has a masculine or man related identity, or is transitioning towards masculinity or manhood, regardless of anything else about their identity.”
Isogender: “Isogender is a gender modality that refers to when one is not cisgender, but also does not identify as transgender either.” Neu is shorthand for Neutral (like from transneutral – a gender identity that is predominantly neutral).
Sens- Prefix: “Sens- [when paired with an ending]: Relating to the trans(masc/fem/neutral/xeno) experience, but only sometimes, temporarily, or not completely.”
Transrainian: “trans individuals that were assigned/designated male at birth transitioning to have a masculine gender identity/alignment and/or presentation.”
Ad- Prefix: “Adgender is a gender modality that refers to someone who moves towards a given gender, or gender presentation.”
Adgender Subcategories:
Adfeminine – Someone who moves towards a feminine gender or feminine presentation.
Admasculine – Someone who moves towards a masculine gender or masculine presentation.
Adneutral – Someone who moves towards a neutral gender or neutral presentation.
Adandrogynous – Someone who moves towards an androgynous gender or androgynous presentation.
Adfemmasculine (Adfemasc or Admascfem) – Someone who is both Adfeminine and Admasculine.
Adnull – Someone who moves towards a null gender or null-gender presentation.
Adandrogymasculine (or Adandromasc) – Someone who is both Admasculine and Adandrogynous
