Angynfem or angynfemme is a gender expression/identity term where one identifies as both male/masculine and female/feminine but prefers to present as traditionally feminine/female.[2] Its masculine counterpart is angynmasc.
Common Definitions[]
| “ | angynfemme / angynfem ~ gender expression/identity term where one identifies as both male/masculine and female/feminine but prefers to present through typical displays of femininity, regardless of their level of feminine/female gender identity. not to be confused with femandrogyne — one does not have to experience primarily feminine genders to identify as androfemme.
etymology: an - andro, meaning male / gyn - gyne, meaning female / fem or femme, denoting feminine presentation flag: three center stripes (pink, yellow, blue) represent feminine/femalie identity, the area between masc and fem, and masculine/male identity; the four outer stripes (red, magenta/magenta, red) represent traditional femininity |
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–Shakespearie, 2024 | ||
History[]
Angynfem was coined by Fandom user Shakespearie, along with the terms angynmasc and lexephoric, on September 28th, 2024. The flag was uploaded on the same date.[2]