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Neoboy

Neoboy is a gender with a connection to masculinity, but in a way that's largely different from how most boys/men are connected to masculinity. Neoboy is a non-binary identity that is mostly separate from being male, though it can be described as a gender that is masculine-aligned, neutral-aligned, mingender, and/or miaspec.
Individuals who identify with neoboy may identify with the term because:
*They feel like a "new" kind or type of boy/man.
*They feel like they're male and connected to masculinity (partially or entirely) but in a "different" way.
*They feel like a boy, but outside of the gender binary.
Individuals who identify with neoboy will also generally feel neutral-aligned in some way or in some extent as well as being masculine-aligned but this isn't always the case.
The feminine equivalent is neogirl.
== History ==
The terms neogirl and neoboy were coined by twitter user erikaispanlol in November of 2020, with the flags for them both being created the same day.
== Flag ==
In the neoboy flag, the white represents for transition of gender and confusion of gender, cyan for masculinity, purple for every gender within the binary that isn't exclusively male or female, and with black representing every gender outside the binary.
== References ==
Category:Nonbinary identities
Category:Umbrella Terms
Neogirl

Neogirl is a gender with a connection to femininity, but in a way that's largely different from how women are connected to femininity. Neogirl is a non-binary identity that is mostly separate from being a woman, though it can be described as a gender that is feminine-aligned, neutral-aligned, fingender, and/or fiaspec.
People may identify with Neogirl because:
* They feel like a "new" kind or type of woman.
* They feel like they're a woman and connected to femininity (partially or entirely) but in a "different" way.
* They feel like a woman outside of the gender binary.
People who identify with neogirl will also generally feel neutral-aligned in some way or in some extent as well as being feminine-aligned but this isn't always the case.
The masculine equivalent is neoboy.
== History ==
The terms neogirl and neoboy were coined by twitter user erikaispanlol in November of 2020, with the flags for them both being created the same day. 
== Flag ==
In the neogirl flag, the white represents for transition of gender and confusion of gender, pink for femininity, purple for every gender within the binary that isn't exclusively male or female, and with black representing every gender outside the binary.
An alternate neogirl flag was created by FANDOM user IAmArtemisTheCat on January 1st, 2022.Coining Identities with Flags & New Alt Flags | Fandom Archived on 17 July 2023 It was based on the original colors of the neogirl flag, but not necessarily the color meanings. Dark Gray: being whole as their gender. Purple: not quite being what a "girl" normally is. Pink: a connection towards "girl". Orange/Peach/Yellow: being abinary, midbinary, and/or midabinary. White: possible connection towards neutral. Orange/Peach/Yellow: possible connection towards outherine and/or other genders. Pink: possible connection towards feminine. Purple: possible connection towards masculine. Dark Gray: possible connection towards agenrine, gendervoid, and similar terms. The flag was not supposed to look like the neofeminine flag.
== References ==
Category:Nonbinary identities
Category:Umbrella Terms
Neon Yang

Neon Yang (publishing as JY Neon Yang) is a Singaporean writer of English-language speculative fiction. Yang is nonbinary and queer, and uses they/them pronouns. They came out as nonbinary at the start of 2017.
Yang has written a series of steampunk novellas, and has published short fiction since 2012. Their novella The Black Tides of Heaven was nominated for the 2017 Nebula Award for Best Novella, the 2018 Kitschies Golden Tentacle and the 2018 Hugo Award for Best Novella.
Yang's work revolves around "the human body as a vessel for storytelling", and is based on their background as a molecular biologist, journalist and science communicator.
==Work==
;Collections
*The Ayam Curtain, Math Paper Press 2012, edited with Joyce Chng
;Novellas
#The Black Tides of Heaven, 2017
#The Red Threads of Fortune, 2017
#The Descent of Monsters, 2018
#The Ascent to Godhood, 2019
==Links==
*Website
*Twitter
==References==
Category:Authors
Category: Nonbinary people
Ness Murby

Ness Ashby Murby is a Canadian Paralympic athlete who competes in discus throw and javelin throw. He is legally blind and suffers from nerve damage in their left leg.
Ness came out as genderqueer and transmasculine in 2020, on an episode of the Five Rings to Rule Them All podcast.
They are married to wife Eva Fejes, whom they met in Japan.
==Links==
*Twitter
*Instagram
==References==
Category: Athletes
Category: Canada
Category: Genderqueer people
Neuman

Neuman (also known as Neumale, Neumen, Neumem, or Neuboy) is a gender identity for men who have a significant connection to gender neutrality, or for individuals who have any sort of "mixture" of male and neutrois.
Examples of neumen are:
*An AMAB individual who has a desire to be physically perceived as gender neutral (using unisex clothing, having long hair, etc.) and/or have a significant connection to neutrality while still feeling like a man/boy.
*Bigender individuals who identify as male and neutrois.
*Individuals who feel like they are "in between" male and neutrois.
*Anyone who is neutral-aligned and male-aligned.
Neumen don't have to feel masculine, since being male-aligned is not the same as being masculine-aligned, but they can feel masculine as long as they still have that connection to neutrality. Individuals may also identify as non-binary and/or transneutral depending on how they view their own gender identity.
It's important to remember neutrality ≠ androgyny. "Neutral" is a term describing something that is not strongly masculine nor strongly feminine, whereas "androgynous" describes something that is both masculine and feminine at the same time. If one feels androgynous, they would identify as an androgynous gender (like androgyne) instead of a neutral gender (like neuman).
The female counterpart to neuman is neuwoman.
==History== 
Neuman (along with neuwoman) was coined on a Tumblr blog titled "Adversus, Neugender, and Genderspectral Blog".Neuman coining.
==Flag==
The flag was created by Tumblr user beyond-mogai-pride-flags on January 29, 2019.Neuman flag. The colors have no confirmed meaning. 
Although there is no official meaning to the colors used, it can be determined that blue was most likely chosen to represent the male connection, while green was chosen to represent gender neutrality.
==Resources==
Neuwoman

Neuwoman (also known as Neufemale, Neuwomen, Neulher, or Neujer) is a gender identity for women who have a significant connection to gender neutrality, or for individuals who have any sort of "mixture" of female and neutrois.
Examples of neuwomen are:
*An AFAB individual who has a desire to be physically perceived as gender neutral (using unisex clothing, having short hair, etc.) and/or have a significant connection to neutrality while still feeling like a woman/girl.
*Bigender individuals who identify as female and neutrois.
*Individuals who feel like they are "in between" female and neutrois.
*Anyone who is neutral-aligned and female-aligned.
Neuwomen don't have to feel feminine, since being female-aligned is not the same as being feminine-aligned, but they can feel feminine as long as they still have that connection to neutrality. Individuals may also identify as non-binary and/or transneutral depending on how they view their own gender identity.
It's important to remember neutrality ≠ androgyny. "Neutral" is a term describing something that is not strongly masculine nor strongly feminine, whereas "androgynous" describes something that is both masculine and feminine at the same time. If one feels androgynous, they would identify as an androgynous gender (like androgyne) instead of a neutral gender (like neuwoman).
The male counterpart to neuwoman is neuman.
==History== 
Neuwoman (along with neuman) was coined on a Tumblr blog titled "Adversus, Neugender, and Genderspectral Blog".Neuwoman/Neugirl coining.
==Flag==
The flag was created by Tumblr user beyond-mogai-pride-flags on January 29, 2019.Neuwoman flag. The colors have no confirmed meaning. 
Although there is no official meaning to the colors used, it can be determined that pink was most likely chosen to represent the female connection, while green was chosen to represent gender neutrality.
==Resources==
Nevo Zisin

Nevo Zisin is an Australian writer, performer, activist, and public speaker. They are the author of Finding Nevo: How I Confused Everyone (2017) and The Pronoun Lowdown: Demystifying and celebrating gender diversity (2021).
==Links==
*Website
*Twitter
*Instagram
==References==
Category: Activists
Category: Australia
Category: Authors
Category: Nonbinary people
Nicky Case

Nicky Case is a genderqueer indie video game developer and writer, although they prefer to call themself an "active artist". She was born in Singapore and raised in Canada. Case first gained prominence with the release of their semi-autobiographical game Coming Out Simulator 2014 (based on when she came out as bisexual to her parents). The game was inspired by another game dys4ia, by the trans woman Anna Anthropy.
==Games==
* Coming Out Simulator 2014
* Parable of the Polygons
* We Become What We Behold
* Nothing to Hide
*Adventures with Anxiety
==References==
Category: Canada
Category: Nonbinary people
Category: Genderqueer people
Nico Tortorella

Nico Tortorella (born July 30, 1988) is an American model, writer, and actor, known for roles in Scream 4, the Fox crime drama series The Following, and the TV Land comedy-drama series Younger. Tortorella is nonbinary and uses singular they pronouns since mid-2018.Instagram bio Archived on 17 July 2023
Their spouse Bethany C. Meyers is also nonbinary. They met in 2006 at a Chicago art school.
==Quotes==
"You don't have to be one thing for the rest of your life. … Play with your sexuality, play with gender identity, play with your expression. That's what we're all doing, we’re transitioning every single day. Your transition doesn’t have to look like anyone else's! [...] I use the word bisexual, I use the word pansexual, non-binary, gender non-conforming. The words are so much more simple than what we are. I think in the fields of social justice, we have the tendency of getting hung up on the language or the movement, rather than the cause-and-effect and who we’re really talking about. I’m more interested in who you actually are than what you are. I’m looking forward to a time where we can all just be an individual and we don’t necessarily have to be anything but that."
"For me, 'they/them' fully encompasses all of it that exists in my own multi-dimensional dynamic being. Right? It just feels more inclusive. It feels wider."
==Links==
*Wikipedia page
*Twitter
*Instagram
==References==
Category: Nonbinary people
Category: Performers
Nik Kacy

Nik Kacy is a fashion designer, the founder of Equality Fashion Week, a board member of the Los Angeles LGBT Chamber of Commerce, and part of the Trans Inclusion Task Force for the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce. They are the creator of the NiK Kacy "gender-equal" luxury shoe brand.
Kacy previously identified as a lesbian, then a trans man, before coming to terms with being nonbinary.
==Quotes==
"I embrace my own inner gender-equality and also complete gender-neutrality. Gender has become less and less significant to me as I have come into my body and mind. I no longer long to be referred to as “sir” nor do I feel disdain when referred to as “miss.” I realize now that I identify as all-of-the-above and yet, none-of-the-above. I have transcended above labels and I have embraced all that is within me. This is what transgender feels like to me… transcending gender."
==References==
Category: Activists
Category: Nonbinary people
Nikki Hiltz

Nikki Hiltz is a mid-distance runner from Aptos, California. Hiltz attended Aptos High School, where in 2012 they won the CIF California State Championship in the 1600 meters. Hiltz is a 6 time NCAA Division I All-American.
They came out as transgender and nonbinary in an Instagram post on Transgender Day of Visibility (March 31) 2021.
==Quotes==
==Links==
*Twitter
*Instagram
==References==
Category: Nonbinary people
Nillin Lore

Nillin Lore is an AuDHD, queer, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming award-winning sex blogger and authorhttps://www.goodreads.com/author/show/21829607.Nillin_Lore out of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. 
Nillin’s written work has been featured around the world, both online and in print, including in the “BEDFELLOWS: Porn as Pedagogy” exhibit at the Tate Modern Museum of London in October of 2016https://pinklabel.tv/on-demand/bedfellows-porn-as-pedagogy-at-the-tate-modern-museum-london/#.
Their very NSFW bloghttps://mxnillin.com/ was ranked 1st in Molly’s Daily Kiss’ Top 100 Sex Blogs of 2021https://mollysdailykiss.com/2021/12/02/top-100-sex-blogs-2021/. In previous years they were ranked 5th in 2020https://mollysdailykiss.com/2020/12/01/top-100-sex-blogs-2020/, 8th in 2019https://mollysdailykiss.com/2019/12/02/top-100-sex-blogs-2019/, 18th in 2018https://mollysdailykiss.com/2018/11/30/top-100-sex-blogs-2018/, and 65th in 2017https://mollysdailykiss.com/2017/12/02/top-100-sex-blog-2017/.
Outside of blogging they are also an accomplished erotica writer having had stories published in Best Lesbian Erotica of the Year Volume 4, Volume 5, and Volume 6, as well as The Big Book of Orgasms Volume 2, all from Cleis Press. They also co-wrote “Chapter 16: Sexuality” for the 2nd Edition of Trans Bodies, Trans Selves: A Resource by and for Transgender Communitieshttp://transbodies.com/ from Oxford University Press, a 2023 Lambda Literary Award finalist for Best LGBTQ Anthologyhttps://lambdaliterary.org/2023/03/announcing-the-35th-annual-lammy-awards-finalists/, alongside their peers Jiz Lee and Tobi Hill-Meyer.
2022 then saw Nillin’s first ever gig as an editor as they worked with Bold Strokes Books to bring Heckin’ Lewd: Trans and Non-Binary Eroticahttps://www.boldstrokesbooks.com/books/heckin-lewd-trans-and-nonbinary-erotica-by-mx-nillin-lore-3934-b to store shelves just in time for Pride season.
Their first full length book, How Do I Sexy? A Guide for Trans and Nonbinary Queers, releases from Thornapple Press on August 24th, 2024.
In addition to queer and nonbinary, Nillin also identifies as demisexual, greyromantic, and polyamorous. 
==References==
Ningender

Ningender is an umbrella term for all genders which are "neutral in nature" (the prefix "nin-" comes from the initials of that phrase). Ningender can also be used as an identity on its own. Some identities that can be considered under the ningender umbrella include gender neutral and neutrois.
==See also==
*Fingender
*Mingender
Category:Concepts
Category:Umbrella Terms
Nino Cipri

Nino Cipri is a queer, nonbinary author. Their story collection Homesick won the Dzanc Short Story Collection Contest.
==Quotes==
"[E]verything I write is queer, and pretty much always has been. I was lucky enough to find queer books when I was a young teen in the late nineties–authors like Poppy Z. Brite and comics like HotHead Paisan, Homicidal Lesbian Terrorist, plus tons of zines and poetry collections — that reassured me I wasn't the only gender-confused weirdo who got crushes on multiple genders and the occasional monster. I'm lucky that I encountered queer lit when I did; it was a place where I could see myself reflected back, or that articulated questions that I was fumbling through. It's important to me to keep writing in that space, with characters that reflect the community I know."
"After a lot of thought (years of it! wow!), I realized that I was transgender and wanted to transition. But transition to what? Nonbinary is a nice word for folks like myself that fall outside or shift between male and female identities and appearances. 'Nonbinary' complements exploration and experimentation, and has a dash of defiance. I can be a little of column A, a little of column B, and sometimes I can just wander off the page entirely."
"People die because the world refuses them entrance based on perceived deviance from 'normal.' We are refused healthcare based on that deviance. We're hounded out of public places through ridicule and refusal. We face violence (like all monsters inevitably do) and commit or consider suicide in higher numbers (because the world has no room for us). But 'human' has a high entrance fee. Traveling from monster hood and assimilating into humanity demands stripping out the most essential parts of yourself. I would rather be whole and a force to be reckoned with. I'd rather be a monster, aligned with other monsters."
==Works==
*Homesick (2019)
*Finna (2020)
==References==
Category: Authors
Category: Nonbinary people
Nonbinary: Memoirs of Gender and Identity

Nonbinary: Memoirs of Gender and Identity is an anthology book published in 2019 which collects thirty different autobiographical pieces. It was edited by Micah Rajunov and Scott Duane.
Publisher's Weekly said "The essays sometimes lack finesse, but carefully chosen, particular, quirky details reveal the writers' personalities, and all the essays evince a sincere desire to candidly share difficult feelings on a complicated topic."
Jacob Tobia said "In a world that insists trans and nonbinary people adopt consistent, easy-to-digest messaging about who we are, this anthology stands bravely above the noise, boldly declaring our multiplicity as our beauty, our contradiction as our multifaceted shimmer."https://cup.columbia.edu/book/nonbinary/9780231185332 Archived on 17 July 2023
==Authors==
Note: Not every author is nonbinary.
*Alex Stitt
*Levi S. Govoni
*féi hernandez
*michal jones
*Melissa L. Welter
*Rae Theodore
*Genny Beemyn
*Sand Chang
*Haven Wilvich
*Kameron Ackerman
*Jeffrey Marsh
*Jace Valcore
*CK Combs
*Jaye Ware
*Sinclair Sexsmith
*Jamie Price
*Abigail
*Katy Koonce
*Cal Sparrow
*Suzi Chase
*Brian Jay Eley
*Aubri Drake
*Adam Stevenson
*s. e. smith
*Avery Erickson
*Nino Cipri
*Christopher Soto
*Jules De La Cruz
*Kory Martin-Damon
*Eli Erlick
==References==
Category:Books
Nonbinary & Intersex Recognition Project

The Nonbinary & Intersex Recognition Project (NIRP), formerly the Intersex & Genderqueer Recognition Project (IGRP), is a nonprofit organization that fights for the rights of nonbinary and intersex people, such as advocating for "X" gender markers and ending nonconsensual surgery. For example, in 2017, the organization worked with California Senator Atkins to successfully pass SB 179, the Gender Recognition Act.
Addison Rose Vincent (they/them), a transfeminine nonbinary person, is NIRP's Executive Director.
==Links==
*https://web.archive.org/web/20201109073501/https://www.intersexrecognition.org/
==References==
Category: Activism
Category: USA
Nonbinary gender outside of the transgender community

Communities that may be home to nonbinary people who do not see themselves as part of the transgender or genderqueer communities include:
* Intersex support groups and activist organisations
* Butch/Femme
* Radical faeries
* Transvestite and crossdresser communities (those not following mainstream transgender narratives of gender identity and dysphoria)
* The eunuch and castration communities
* Extreme body modification
* Kink and fetish communities
* Drag and cabaret performer communities
* Empowered multiplicity/plurality/median/mid-continuum
* Otherkin
* Female bodybuilders (Speculative. Cited as gender transgressive in Feinberg's Trans Liberation)
Communities and subcultures that are reported to be accepting of nonbinary people (in addition to the above) include:
* The queer community
* The pansexual community
* The bisexual community
* The asexual community
* The Furry community
* Artist communities, particularly performance art
* Goth and similar subcultures
* Certain parts of the pagan community
* Certain parts of literary science fiction fandom
* Left-wing and anarchist groups and organizations. 
* Some feminist groups
* People and places relating to being a student, especially student unions
* Some parts of the Western Vocaloid fandom
==References==
Nonbinary union

A union is "a number of persons, states, etc., joined or associated together for some common purpose". Unions are organizations made up of a group of people(s) who share a collective identity and work to advocate for the needs of that identity. An example of this not related to gender is the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) Union, which is made up of and advocates for industrial workers.
There have been unions derived of those of a certain gender such as the Coalition of Labor Union Women (USA) and the Vietnam Women's Union (Vietnam) have directly advocated for the rights of women as a collective.
A nonbinary union has yet to be widely established across an entire country.
List of Nonbinary Unions
Name 	Links	Founded 	Location 	Current Goals 	Victories
Non-Binary Union Los Angeles (NBULA)	https://www.facebook.com/TheNBULA/
https://www.instagram.com/the_nbula/	March 2019	Los Angeles, USA	"NBULA aims to support, advance, and uplift non-binary, intersex and gender non-conforming people in the greater Los Angeles area. Our mission is to create opportunities for social connection, advocate for the needs of our communities, and build power with other non-binary, intersex and gender non-conforming people."	
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
Category:Activism
Nonpuella

Nonpuella or nonera is a term for "Someone who is not female at all in any way, shape, or form, but feels a strong connection to femininity within their gender." Nonpuella is Latin for "not girl" and nonera is Latin for "not woman".
Nonpuer (or nonvir) is the corresponding gender for someone connected to masculinity but not male at all. For those who are connected to both masculinity and femininity but aren't female or male at all, the term is nonpuerella or nonvirmina.https://nonvirminas.tumblr.com/definitions Archived on 17 July 2023
In the 2020 Gender Census, five respondents (0.02%) were nonpuella or nonera.GC2020 Public Copy, 1 November 2020 Archived on 17 July 2023 
==References==
Category:Nonbinary identities
Nonpuer

Nonpuer or nonvir is a term for "Someone who is not male at all in any way, shape, or form, but feels a strong connection to masculinity within their gender." Nonpuer is Latin for "not boy" and nonvir is Latin for "not man".
Nonpuella (or nonera) is the corresponding gender for someone connected to femininity but not female at all. For those who are connected to both masculinity and femininity but aren't female or male at all, the term is nonpuerella or nonvirmina.https://nonvirminas.tumblr.com/definitions Archived on 17 July 2023 
In the 2020 Gender Census, two respondents (0.01%) were nonpuer.GC2020 Public Copy, 1 November 2020 Archived on 17 July 2023 
==References==
Category:Nonbinary identities
Nonvirmina

Nonvirmina or nonpuerella is a term for someone who is neither male nor female at all in any way, shape, or form, but feels a strong connection to both masculinity and femininity within their gender.
Nonpuella (or nonera) is a related gender for someone connected to femininity but not female at all, and nonpuer (or nonvir) is for someone connected to masculinity but not male at all.https://nonvirminas.tumblr.com/definitions Archived on 17 July 2023 
In the 2020 Gender Census, one respondent was nonvirmina.GC2020 Public Copy, 1 November 2020 Archived on 17 July 2023 
==References==
Category:Nonbinary identities