gender restriction

Someone who imposes a sexual preference upon themselves for some outside reason. A person might have no gender-bias, but decides that it might be easier to have and raise children with someone of the opposite sex. This person imposes a gender restriction upon those that they may get involved with.

'I used to see John date men and women until about a year ago, and now he seems to only date women!'
'oh, didn't you hear? he imposed a gender restriction on who he dates because he decided he wants to find someone he can have a biological child with.'
'whoa, I didn't know people could do something like that!'

by ismirth July 2, 2007

Gender euphoria

Exactly how it sounds like, it’s the feeling of being happy about the gender you are. Usually happens with trans people that have fully transitioned successfully.

Opposite of gender dysphoria

“I had a strange feeling of gender euphoria once people started treating me as the gender that I always wanted to be and never could, until now.“

by nlolhere July 20, 2020

Gender

one’s internal sense of self in relation to the social constructs of masculinity, femininity and androgyny

Sam is a boy. That is his gender.

by djentlequeer March 2, 2015

Gender

What someone feels they identify with; Male, Female, Non binary, and so on.

Sometimes confused with sex, which is biological unlike gender

Person 1: Hey what's your gender?

Person 2: I use they/them pronouns.
Person 1: Oh ok.

by That-Bi-Girl May 13, 2017

genderfied

when heterosexuals move into a previously gay neighborhood

The Castro certainly is getting genderfied.

by Catherine O'Brien January 5, 2009

genderfuck

the theory that there are more genders than two; there are more genders than displayed on the binary gender system, including neutral. gender is more of a spectrum than a definite thing.

1. he is genderfuck
2. I genderfuck

also see genderqueer

by Kaden November 14, 2003

gender

Gender refers to the socially constructed roles, behaviors, activities and attributes that a given society considers appropriate for its individuals. It is often considered a state of being, a mode of life.
When used to categorize individuals, it can be described as:
- social roles based on two distinct biological sexes (man and woman)
- personal identification based on the reiteration and repetition of the norms through which one is constituted by society and self-awareness (includes feminine, masculine, transgender, non-binary and gender-nonconforming)

1.: John believes in traditional gender roles.
2.: English doesn't officially have a gender-neutral pronoun so many people try making up one and many simply use the singular they.
3.: State your name, age and gender, please.

by Lynx Hungaricus April 17, 2017