In Queer contexts, alignment generally refers to whether two or more parts of an identity are in cohesion or not; whether they ‘match’ or are ‘different’. In gender identity, one such example is the alignment of birth sex and gender. Typically, a transgender individual is transgender because their birth sex and perceived gender do not […]

in Queer contexts, this usually refers to the gender binary; but this can also refer to related notions regarding various spectrums within Queer identities, either as extreme points or as the belief that such spectrums do not exist. Such an example would be the sexuality spectrum; where both binary points would be homosexuality and heterosexuality […]

an alternate identity to demigirl.

an alternate identity for demigirl.

an individual who describes their gender identity as only partially genderfluid. An example may be an individual assigned female at birth who feels part of their gender identity is statically female, but another part is fluid between male and nonbinary.

an alternate identity to demiboy.

an alternate identity for demiboy.

a medical surgery in which a vagina is constructed (or reconstructed). A vaginoplasty may be performed on women for a multitude of reasons – including damage to the vagina, or for cosmetic/sexual reasons, but a vaginoplasty may be part of a bottom gender reassignment surgery for transgender and nonbinary individuals. Controversially, vaginoplasties also take place […]

a type of bottom gender reassignment surgery, a vulvoplasty is like a vaginoplasty, except without the creation of a vaginal canal. It is a cosmetic procedure that, unlike vaginoplasty, does not allow for penetrative sex.