Gender Qualities

Here is a list of many different gender qualities, which is planned to have links provided at some point.

* Masculine: Qualities commonly relating to malehood and mingenders but can exist far outside of the gender binary. Noun: Masculinity.
* Feminine: Qualities commonly relating to femalehood and fingenders but can exist far outside of the gender binary. Noun: Femininity.
* Epicene (androgynous): A mix of masculine and feminine qualities (androgyny.) Can include neutrality. Noun: Epicenity.
* Neutral: Ningenders, neutrois, and any gender quality that is not masculine, feminine, or androgynous. Sometimes includes qualities that cancel each other out. Does not include agenrinity. Noun: Neutrality.
* Xenine: Xenogenders, xingenders, and xeno-aligned identities. Noun: Xenity.
* Outherine: Atrinary anthrogenders. Includes maverinity, aporinity, and agenrinity. Does not include xenity. Noun: Outherinity.
* Maverine: Maverique and mvingenders. Does not include neutrality or agenrinity. Noun: Maverinity.
* Aporine: Aporagenders, aingenders, and abinary allogenders. Includes neutrality and maverinity. Noun: Aporinity.
* Agenrine: Agender, agingenders, and agiaspec identities. Noun: Agenrinity.
* Extrine: Not fully masculine or feminine. Includes epicenity, outherinity, xenity, agenrinity, etc. Noun: Extrinity.
* Abinarine: Abinary identities and abingenders that do not include any connection to masculinity, femininity, or epicenity. Noun: Abinarity.
* Omine: Encompasses any or all other gender qualities as well as oingenders. May include infinitive genders. Noun: Omninity.
* Kenuous (kenoine): Kenochoric and keno-aligned identities. Does not include xenity. Noun: Kenosity.
* Infinitive: Vastness or boundlessness outside of masculine, feminine, and any other gender quality. Noun: Infinity.
* Autonine: Gender qualities specific to the individual that does not include any other qualities, but may include them if the individual chooses. Noun: Autonomy.

## Trans Qualities

Please note that many of these terms have been very newly coined and rarely used, while other gender qualities aren't included here just yet (Example: "Transabinarine" does not yet exist as a term, though there are very likely people who have a transabinarine experience.) Also, *trans-* as a prefix for these terms does not automatically mean transitioning or that is has any ties to one's AGAB.

* Transmasculine: A connection to masculinity or transitioning to masculinity.
* Transfeminine: A connection to femininity or transitioning to femininity.
* Transandrogynous: A connection to androgyny or transitioning to androgyny.
* Transneutral: A connection to neutrality or transitioning to neutrality.
* Transxenic: A connection to xenity or transitioning to xenity.
* Transoutherine: A connection to outherinity or transitioning to outherinity.
* Transmaverine: A connection to maverinity or transitioning to maverinity.
* Transaporine: A connection to aporinity or transitioning to aporinity.
* Transagenrine: A connection to agenrinity or transitioning to agenrinity.
* Transextrine: A connection to extrinity or transitioning to extrinity.

## Newly Coined

* Anthrine: Anthrogenders which do not include xenity but can include all other gender qualities. Noun: Anthrinity. Could be tied to transanthrinity.
* Draconic: Draconity and dragon-like identities. Noun: Draconity. Not inherently a xenine or alterine identity. Could be tied to transxenity.
* Alterine: Alterhuman identities. Noun: Alterhumanity.
* Outerine: Space-related identities. Includes xenity. Noun: Outerinity. Could be tied to transxenity.
* Voidic: Void-like identities that can include agenrinity. Noun: Nullity (sometimes) or voidity. Not inherently an outerine identity. Could include transagenrinity or transneutrality.
* Infinine: Genders beyond pangender (Infiniversic, Eternitempic) and can include omninity. Very similar to infinitive. Noun: Infinity.