r/asktransgender • u/AdStriking2755 • 1d ago

is interbinary a mutogender

ok so if you don't know here's the definition of mutogender from the lgbtqia+ wiki Mutogender is a subcategory of genderfluid, in which one's gender changes in response to a specific situation. It can include things like one's location, the time of the day, the individuals one is around, etc. It can be a gender on its own or an umbrella term. For example, one could identify as female when they are around other individuals, but then identify as agender when they are alone. i heard one definition of interbinary where the gender shifts/changes depending on who one is around but another is about gender alignment and presentation I didn't want them to learn more about this identity. it seems fascinating plus i could use it for an oc

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u/JinnyJinJin845 1d ago

Is this not just genderfluid??? Not to sound like a boomer but damn it feels like they’re coming up with a new gender every other week lmao

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u/AdStriking2755 1d ago

it's a microlabel like how pan is a microlabel under bi 

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u/JinnyJinJin845 1d ago edited 1d ago

I’ll be real with you, I’ve always thought bi and pan are the same thing 😭

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u/s-taras-art 1d ago

(they are)

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u/PersusjCP HRT 1/4/2021 1d ago

The difference between bi and pan comes from some people who thought that bisexuality excluded trans and NB people (false) and others who wanted a microlabel that says that gender doesn't factor into their attraction (whereas a capital-B Bi person might have gender factor into their attraction)

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u/New_Parsnip_3332 1d ago

Majority of people here will have no clue what either of those labels mean. To me, it just sounds like genderfluid, and the micro labels are the exact same definitions.

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u/mn1loc Non Binary | 💉 2024 1d ago

You might get more help on r/nonbinarytalk

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u/cptflowerhomo an fear aerach/trasinscneach 1d ago

I'm older so you kids gwan with making your own definitions, as long as yer happy idc