neutergender

Neutergender is a nonbinary gender identity described as a perceived neutrality within or beyond the gender spectrum. People who identify as neutergender often describe their experience as neither male nor female, or as a neutral state that does not align with traditional binary categories.

The term combines the idea of neutrality with gender, signaling a focus on a nonbinary experience. It is related to other nonbinary terms such as agender and neutrois, but definitions and intended meanings vary among individuals. There is no single, canonical definition, and self-description is common in how the term is used.

Differences from agender are not fixed. Some users view neutergender as a distinct experience—an ongoing sense of neutrality that may coexist with other aspects of identity—while others use neutergender interchangeably with agender or neutrois. As with many nonbinary labels, the interpretation is personal and flexible, and individuals may define the term to fit their own sense of self.

Pronoun use and presentation are individualized. Many neutergender people use they/them pronouns, while others may prefer different pronouns. Presentations can range from androgynous to more neutral expressions, depending on the person and context.

In social and legal contexts, neutergender is not universally recognized in official policies or forms. Visibility and acceptance vary by region and community, with more discussion occurring in online nonbinary spaces and LGBTQ+ organizations.

Related terms include agender, neutrois, nonbinary, and genderqueer.