Intetkjønn

Intetkjønn is a gender identity that falls under the non-binary umbrella. Individuals who identify as intetkjønn do not identify with any gender, or their gender is best described as having no gender. This can be understood as a state of genderlessness, rather than a specific gender. It is distinct from agender, though the terms may be used interchangeably by some. Intetkjønn emphasizes the absence of gender as a core aspect of one's identity.

The term originates from Norwegian and Danish, where "intet" means "nothing" or "no". Therefore, intetkjønn directly translates to "no gender". It is important to note that identifying as intetkjønn does not imply a lack of personal identity or complexity. Rather, it is a specific way of understanding one's relationship to the concept of gender. Like all gender identities, intetkjønn is personal and subjective.

People who identify as intetkjønn may use various pronouns, with some preferring neutral pronouns like they/them, while others may use no pronouns or a specific set of pronouns that feel right to them. Their presentation, expression, and experiences are as diverse as those of any other gender group. Understanding intetkjønn requires recognizing that gender is not a binary and that individuals can define their identities outside of traditional categories.