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| − | Within the world of BDSM, gender rights and orientations are a large and often debated discussion. Gender is purely in the head of the person. It is how they see and identify themselves | + | Within the world of BDSM, gender rights and orientations are a large and often debated discussion. Gender Identity is purely in the head of the person. It is how they see and identify themselves. |
Below is a list of gender orientations. | Below is a list of gender orientations. | ||
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Within the world of BDSM, gender rights and orientations are a large and often debated discussion. Gender Identity is purely in the head of the person. It is how they see and identify themselves.
Below is a list of gender orientations.
- Agender
- Androgynous
- Bigender
- Evolving
- Female
- Female to Male (FTM)
- Gender Fluid
- Gender Nonconforming
- Gender Questioning
- Gender Variant
- Genderqueer
- Male
- Male to Female (MTF)
- Neutrois
- Non-binary
- Other
- Pangender
- Transgender (Trans)
- Two-Spirit