Question: What is the difference between identifying with no gender and identifying with multiple genders?
I mean, how does that work out, regarding outward expression?
What is the difference, in practical terms?
Socially, and culturally, what is the difference between these to categories of people?
I'd be interested to hear some ideas
And wouldn't having (say) two genders mean that the two cancel each other out, thus leaving the subject genderless??? Or does it not work like that?
I mean, how does that work out, regarding outward expression?
What is the difference, in practical terms?
Socially, and culturally, what is the difference between these to categories of people?
I'd be interested to hear some ideas
And wouldn't having (say) two genders mean that the two cancel each other out, thus leaving the subject genderless??? Or does it not work like that?