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Resources on gender spectrum? (hexbear.net)
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This maybe super unoriginal and already existing theory. But is there any academical thesis or paper explaining gender in two axis plane? One axis being rigid gender of what one identify as, and the other being of what one present oneself as. (Both could be rigid or fluid)

I was reading about dimensional analysis and this thought struck my mind. I am not super knowledgeable in gender fluidity (you can tell). Just want to see if in general there is better understanding of gender spectrum than the one I personally internalized.

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[–] lilypad@hexbear.net 10 points 4 months ago

Im not familiar with any works that would fit this, but tbh i find dimensional approach like this to only work with 0≤N≤infinity dimensions.

I will say the gender accelerationist manifesto can be helpful for re-orienting ones thoughts around gender, you should give it a read ^^ its on anarchist library and elsewhere.