Gendentity™: A Simpler Way to Define Gender
Tired of complexComplex Use a C for "Complex" when you have a multifaceted or evolving gender identity. gender labels? Gendentity offers a simpler solution.
With just 1 to 5 characters (attributes), you can accurately express your gender identity.
Whether you’re male, female, transgender, non-binary, or genderfluid – Gendentity provides a flexible and inclusive way to define yourself.
How Gendentity Works
Gendentity is a new way to define your gender identity. It’s simple, flexible, and inclusive, using a combination of 1-5 characters (attributes) to represent your unique gender experience.
Birth
Identity
Expression
Hormonal
Anatomical
The first attribute (character), “Birth Gender,” is essential for historical and legal reasons. It refers to the sex assigned at birth based on biological characteristics. Subsequent attributes allow for the expression of gender identity, expression, hormonal status, and anatomical sex, offering a more nuanced and personalized representation of one’s gender.
A more detailed guide is found in the Structure of a Gendentity post.
Possible Values in Gendentity
Male
Female
UndisclosedUndisclosed Use an X for "undisclosed" when you want to keep that aspect of your Gendentity private.
Non-binary
Complex
Variable (Fluid)
IntersexIntersex Intersex people are born with sex characteristics that do not fit typical binary notions of male or female bodies. Use an I for "Intersex".
Transitioning
Atypical
Birth
Identity
Expression
Hormonal
Anatomical
“I was Born to Identify and Express myself!”
For anyone who wants to provide more information about their identity
Required
Birth
Male
Female
Intersex
Optional
Identity
Male
Female
Non-binary
Complex
Variable (Fluid)
Undisclosed
Expression
Male
Female
Non-binary
Complex
Variable (Fluid)
Undisclosed
Optional
Hormonal
Male
Female
Non-binary
Complex
Variable (Fluid)
Transitioning
Undisclosed
Anatomical
Male
Female
Atypical
Undisclosed
- Use a C for “Complex” when you have a multifaceted or evolving gender identity.
- Use a V for “Variable (Fluid)” when your gender expression changes over time.
- Use an X for “Undisclosed” when you want to keep that aspect of your Gendentity private.
- The 1st attribute is your Birth Gender (Sex Assigned at Birth) and is required
- Add an optional 2nd attribute for your Gender Identity
- Add an optional 3rd attribute for gender presenting as… your Gender Expression
- Add an optional 4th attribute to declare your Hormonal Status
- Add an optional 5th attribute to identify your Anatomical Sex
Publishing History
- 1st Edition – 29 Dec 2022
- 2nd Edition – 9 Oct 2024
- This Edition – 05 Nov 2024