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2 years ago

How an individual identifies in terms of their gender. Since this is internal, this is not necessarily visible to others.

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The personal and unique experience of gender that each person has is their gender identity. It is the belief that a person belongs to either the male or female gender, neither, both, or somewhere in between. The sex a person is assigned at birth may or may not match their gender identification.

The way a person portrays or expresses their gender in public is known as gender expression. This can involve actions and visible manifestations including attire, hair, makeup, body language, and voice in addition to behavior.

Pronouns and a person's chosen name are two more common methods to communicate gender. These characteristics are how other people determine a person's gender. Gender identity is inherently distinct from sexual orientation and unrelated to it.

The term "trans" or "trans gender" refers to people who express their gender in a variety of ways that deviate from traditional gender roles.

It includes, but is not limited to, those who identify as trans gender, trans sexual, cross-dressers, gender non-conforming, gender variant, or gender queer. It also covers trans gender men and women.

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