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The gender spectrum is an understanding that gender is not binary, but rather a spectrum of biological, mental and emotional traits that exist along a continuum.
In contrast, the gender binary—also called gender binarism or genderism—is a belief that gender is composed of two distinct and opposite genders (women/men) in which there is not overlap. [Read more…] about The Gender Spectrum: A Scientist Explains Why Gender Isn’t Binary
Nonbinary, what does it really mean? Whether you’re involved with the mental health system, the medical system, the educational system, or aspiring to be a more informed person, the term nonbinary is unquestionably increasing in its frequency and use.
You might see this term written as “nonbinary” (one word) or as “non-binary” (hyphenated). Either way, it means the same thing.
Given the rapid rise of this gender identity in recent years, let’s dive into its meaning. [Read more…] about What is Nonbinary Gender? On Being Both, Beyond, and In-Between
A nonbinary name is one that is commonly used by men, women and anyone in-between. There are many reasons why you might want to use a gender neutral name for your child or yourself.
Whether it’s to prevent gender stereotyping or because it’s desirable to have, choosing nonbinary names are a great way to go in today’s modern world.
Continue reading and I’ll walk you through some of my favorite nonbinary names, including what they mean and why they’re compelling. [Read more…] about 8 of the Best Nonbinary Names, Ever!
Gender-neutral pronouns are those that don’t assume a male/female binary. After the recent change by the Merriam-Webster dictionary to add ‘they’ as a way to refer to nonbinary people who do not identify as male nor female, the most common gender neutral pronouns are ‘they, them, their, theirs, themself.’
In contrast, gendered pronouns would be:
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Did you know that 42% of American adults say forms should offer over two gender options? Better yet, more than half of Americans ages 18 to 29 (53%) believe forms should include nonbinary gender options.
This progressiveness is a breath of fresh air. If you’re ready to come out to your loved ones as nonbinary, then you’re probably asking yourself whether now is the right time to do it.
If you’re like most folks, you’ll also feel a bit anxious, especially if you’re unsure of how they’ll respond. Within this guide, you’ll learn how to prepare, execute and share your truth. If you’re ready, let’s dive in.
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