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Gender or gender identity is an intrinsic, deeply felt sense of self that may or may not align with sex assigned at birth. An internal sense of self that may or may not correlate with sex assigned at birth. Not to be confused with '''aesthetics''' ("clothing") or '''personal characteristics''' ("flamboyance", "boyishness"), nor to be confused with '''social role. While it can be expressed through aesthetics, roles, or characteristics, these external factors do not define it. While it can be expressed through aesthetics, roles, or characteristics, these external factors do not define it.'''  
Gender or gender identity is an intrinsic, deeply felt sense of self that may or may not align with sex assigned at birth. An internal sense of self that may or may not correlate with sex assigned at birth. Not to be confused with '''aesthetics''' ("clothing") or '''personal characteristics''' ("flamboyance", "boyishness"), nor to be confused with '''social role'''. While it can be expressed through aesthetics, roles, or characteristics, these external factors do not define it. While it can be expressed through aesthetics, roles, or characteristics, these external factors do not define it.
 
While it can be expressed through aesthetics, roles, or characteristics, these external factors do not define it.
 
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. While it can be expressed through aesthetics, roles, or characteristics, these external factors do not define it."*  
 
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Gender is an intrinsic part of a person’s identity, it is their *gender identity*—an internal sense of self that may or may not correlate with sex assigned at birth. Not to be confused with *aesthetics* ("clothing") or *personal characteristics* ("flamboyance")
 
And not to be confused with *social role*
 
'''Gender is an intrinsic part of a person’s identity, it is their *gender identity*—an internal sense of self that may or may not correlate with sex assigned at birth. Not to be confused with *aesthetics* ("clothing") or *personal characteristics* ("flamboyance")'''
 
'''And not to be confused with *social role*'''
 
<nowiki>*</nowiki>"Gender identity is an intrinsic, deeply felt sense of self that may or may not align with sex assigned at birth. While it can be expressed through aesthetics, roles, or characteristics, these external factors do not define it."*  
 
Gender is an intrinsic part of a person’s identity, it is their *gender identity*—an internal sense of self that may or may not correlate with sex assigned at birth. Not to be confused with *aesthetics* ("clothing") or *personal characteristics* ("flamboyance")
 
And not to be confused with *social role*
 
 
. Whilit may be expressed through aesthetics, roles, or characteristics, these factors do not define it.e

Revision as of 02:46, 24 February 2025


Gender or gender identity is an intrinsic, deeply felt sense of self that may or may not align with sex assigned at birth. An internal sense of self that may or may not correlate with sex assigned at birth. Not to be confused with aesthetics ("clothing") or personal characteristics ("flamboyance", "boyishness"), nor to be confused with social role. While it can be expressed through aesthetics, roles, or characteristics, these external factors do not define it. While it can be expressed through aesthetics, roles, or characteristics, these external factors do not define it.