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GENDER came from GENUS. In Latin this meant KIND.
Today, it is used to describe characteristics through a noun, pronoun, adjective or verb.
What is YOUR gender?
It derives from the Latin word
This is
where we got
in trouble
We began to put people in boxes and lskj lklgldkl.
(In subordinate kinds of groups, which has influence.)
indefinite
pronoun
ONE
PEOPLE
THEY
GENUS
GENERA
GENUSUS
noun
plural noun
Genus
...defined by Oxford
"A class of things that have common characteristics and that can be divided into subordinate kinds."
Today there are a large variety of words that people use to describe gender.
You are unique, so your experience with gender is unique.
How one defines it will be different from another.
It is a combination of several factors, but first starts with you and your development in relation to what surrounds you.
As you age you learn more about who you are through experiences and feelings - allowing you a deeper connection to yourself.
Gender can be awkward & uncomfortable
your gendeR is a Combination of Your Understanding of Self in Body, Mind and Spirit.
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