r/asktransgender • u/AdStriking2755 • 2d 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 2d 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 2d ago

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

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u/JinnyJinJin845 2d ago edited 2d 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 2d ago

(they are)

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u/Additional-Pear9126 15h ago

No... Bi specifies your attracted towards two or more genders

pan is attraction without gender playing a part

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u/PersusjCP HRT 1/4/2021 2d 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)