Gender identities in alphabetical order Agender: a person who has no sense of gender. Also sometimes called genderblank or gendervoid.
Androgyne: a person whose gender is a combination of male and female (though not necessarily in equal amounts)
Aporagender: a gender identity describing people who have a strong sense of gender that isn’t specifically male or female. This umbrella term includes gender identities like androgyne and maverique.
Autigender: a person whose experience of gender is directly related to their experience of the world as an autistic person.
Bigender: a person who has two genders they switch between or experience simultaneously.
Cisgender: a person whose gender identity matches with the gender they were assigned at birth. More simply put: not transgender.
Demiboy: A person who is somewhat male, but not entirely.
Demigirl: A person who is somewhat female, but not entirely.
Genderfluid: A person whose gender shifts between multiple genders in a fluid way.
Genderflux: A person whose gender fluctuates in intensity.
Genderqueer: An umbrella term for a person whose gender is not strictly male nor strictly female (sometimes used synonymously with nonbinary).
Gender questioning: A person who is questioning whether or not they really are cisgender, but is uncertain about their gender identity.
Man: A person who identifies with the male gender. May be either trans or cisgender.
Maverique: A gender that is neither male nor female, but still a very present gender—just something entirely different.
Neutrois: A person whose gender is neutral or absent. Neutrois is an umbrella term which includes a variety of genders, including agender.
Nonbinary: a person whose gender is outside the gender binary; not strictly male nor strictly female.
Pangender: A person whose gender identity spans multiple genders. May consider themselves a member of all genders.
Polygender: A person who has two or more genders that they switch between or experience simultaneously (includes bigender and trigender).
Third gender: A term used similarly to nonbinary to refer to people whose gender identity isn’t strictly male or female, but is either somewhere in between, a combination of both, no gender at all, or something else entirely.
Transfeminine: A person who is transgender in the direction of femininity, but may or may not be a woman.
Transgender: A person whose gender identity does not match the gender they were assigned at birth.
Transmasculine: a person who is transgender in the direction of masculinity, but may or may not be a man.
Trigender: A person who has three genders they switch between or experience simultaneously.
Two-spirit: A gender identity specific to indigenous peoples that transcends western views of gender. It describes someone whose body holds both a male and female spirit.
Woman: A person who identifies with the female gender. May be either trans or cisgender.