Androgyny - Wikipedia In some cultures, androgynous gender expression has been celebrated, while in others, androgynous expression has been limited or suppressed To say that a culture or relationship is androgynous is to say that it lacks rigid gender roles, or has blurred lines between gender roles
Definition of Androgyny, History, and Examples - Verywell Health A person who practices androgyny is an androgyne Synonyms for androgynous include genderless, unisex, and epicene While it is often used to describe people, the word "androgynous" is also sometimes used to describe plants, fashion, careers, personality traits, and relationship styles
What Does the Term Androgynous Mean? - Verywell Mind The term androgynous is an adjective and is used to describe someone who is "neither specifically feminine nor masculine" and has "characteristics or nature of both male and female "
What Does it Mean to Be Androgynous? - Choosing Therapy Androgynous is a term used to describe an identity that is neither exclusively masculine nor feminine A person with an androgynous aesthetic may wear “non-gendered” attire or present as masculine, feminine, both, or outside that binary description
Androgyny | Gender Identity, Gender Expression Non-Binary | Britannica In biology, androgyny refers to individuals with fully developed sexual organs of both sexes, also called hermaphrodites Body build and other physical characteristics of these individuals are a blend of normal male and female features
Androgynous | LGBTQIA+ Wiki | Fandom Androgynous is different, but often confused for, non-binary Non-binary describes someone's gender identity, while androgynous only refers to an outward appearance of not being specifically masculine or feminine
Androgyne - Nonbinary Wiki Androgyne refers to individuals who assume or possess characteristics of both genders to feel emotionally complete [ ] An androgyne is a person who does not fit cleanly into the typical gender roles of his or her society