*Feel free to request if there is a certain identity you want for me to gather the wiki info from and post about!* [Transgender]------- Transgender (often shortened to trans) is a term referring to an individual whose gender identity does not correspond with their assigned gender at birth (AGAB).Transgender (also referred to as the transgender umbrella, or the trans umbrella) is most commonly understood as an umbrella term that can refer to a wide range of experiences. The term trans on its own does not solely refer to men who were assigned female at birth and women who were assigned male at birth; however, these experiences are representative of a very significant proportion of the trans community. To reflect this, the trans umbrella includes both binary trans individuals (binary trans men and binary trans women) and non-binary trans individuals, even though not all non-binary individuals identify as transgender. [Transfeminine]----------- Transfeminine, or transfem, is an umbrella term for individuals whose gender is partially or fully feminine, and does not correspond with their birth s*x/AGAB, or otherwise conform to conventional notions of s*x and gender. This includes trans women, whose gender is in some way feminine. Some transfem individuals may be apollafem.Transfeminine individuals can also identify as other, non-feminine genders as well. For example, an androgyne individual may identify as transfeminine, though typically one's feminine identities are more significant that one's non-feminine identities, or one wants to emphasize their feminine identity. Transfeminine individuals are sometimes called MtF or M2F (male to female) (however, this isn't always accurate as not all transfeminine individuals are binary trans women) [Transmasculine]------------- Transmasculine, or transmasc, is an umbrella term for individuals whose gender is partially or fully masculine, and does not correspond with their birth s*x/AGAB, or otherwise conform to conventional notions of s*x and gender. This includes trans men, whose gender is masculine in some way. Some transmasc individuals may be athenomasc.Transmasculine individuals can also identify as other, non-masculine genders as well. For example, an androgyne individual may identify as transmasculine, though typically, one's masculine identities are more significant than one's non-masculine identities, or one wants to emphasize their masculine identity. Transmasculine individuals are sometimes called FtM or F2M (female to male); however, this isn't always accurate as not all transmasculine individuals are binary trans men, nor are all transmasc individuals are AFAB.
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