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This is funny, should Spore follow the same?

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List of gender identities from Wikipedia

• Abinary[2][3]
  
• Agender[4][5][6][7]
  
• Ambigender[8]
  
• Androgyne[5][9]
  
• Androgynos[10]
  
• Androgynous[5][9][6]
  
• Aporagender[11][12][13]
  
• Autigender[14][15]
  

• Bakla[16]
  
• Bigender[1][4][5][9][6]
  
• Binary[17][18][19]
  
• Bissu[20]
  
• Butch[1][4]
  

• Calabai[20]
  
• Calalai[20]
  
• Cis[5]
  
• Cisgender[5][9][21] can be defined as "personal identity and gender corresponds with their sex assigned at birth."[22]
  
• Cis female[5]
  
• Cis male[5]
  
• Cis man[5]
  
• Cis woman[5]
  

• Demi-boy[9][23]
  
• Demiflux[23]
  
• Demigender[24][9][23]
  
• Demi-girl[9][23]
  
• Demi-guy[25]
  
• Demi-man[23]
  
• Demi-woman[23]
  
• Dual gender[22]
  

• Endosex[26][27]
  
• Eunuch[28]
  

• Faʻafafine
  
• Female[5][4]
  
• Female to male[5][4][6]
  
• Femme[1][4]
  
• FTM[5][4][6]
  

• Gender bender[29]
  
• Gender creative[30][31]
  
• Gender diverse[4]
  
• Gender gifted[29]
  
• Genderfluid[5][9][4][6] can be defined as a gender identity that is "at times more masculine or feminine, and at times feeling more like a man or woman."[32]: 102 
  
• Genderflux[9]
  
• Genderfuck[33]
  
• Genderless[32]: 101 
  
• Gendervague[34][35]
  
• Gender nonconforming[5][6]
  
• Genderqueer[5][9][6]
  
• Gender questioning[5][6]
  
• Gender variant[5][6]
  
• Graygender[36][11][12]
  

• Hijra[37]
  

• Intergender[24][9] can be defined as "an identity somewhat between male and female".[32]: 101 
  
• Intersex[1][5]
  
• Ipsogender[38][39]
  

• Kathoey[40]
  

• Male[5]
  
• Male to female[5][4][6]
  
• Man[4]
  
• Man of trans experience[4]
  
• Maverique[11][41][42]
  
• MTF[5][4][6]
  
• Multigender[9]
  
• Muxe[43]
  

• Neither[5][6]
  
• Neurogender[44][45][46]
  
• Neutrois[5][6]
  
• Non-binary[9][6] can be defined as "does not subscribe to the gender binary but identifies with neither, both, or beyond male and female".[22] The term may be used as "an umbrella term, encompassing several gender identities, including intergender, agender, xenogender, genderfluid, and demigender."[24] Some non-binary identities are inclusive, because two or more genders are referenced, such as androgyne/androgynous, intergender, bigender, trigender, polygender, and pangender.[32]: 101  Some non-binary identities are exclusive, because no gender is referenced, such as agender, genderless, neutrois, and xenogender.[32]: 101–102 
  
• Non-binary transgender[29]
  

• Omnigender[1][47]
  
• Other[32]: 102–103 [6]
  

• Pangender[1][9][4][6]
  
• Polygender[1][47]
  
• Person of transgendered experience[29]
  

• Queer[48][49]
  

• Sekhet[50][51]
  

• Third gender[32]: 102–104 [9][22]
  
• Trans[5][6] can be defined as "outside the gender binary; is not cisgender."[22]
  
• Trans*[52]
  
• Trans female[5]
  
• Trans male[5]
  
• Trans man[5][6]
  
• Trans person[5][6]
  
• Trans woman[5][6]
  
• Transgender[5][6] can be defined as "gender identity differs from their sex assigned at birth."[22]
  
• Transgender female[5][6]
  
• Transgender male[5][6]
  
• Transgender man[5][6]
  
• Transgender person[5][6]
  
• Transgender woman[5][6]
  
• Transfeminine[5][6]
  
• Transmasculine[5][6][9]
  
• Transsexual[5][6]
  
• Transsexual female[5][6]
  
• Transsexual male[5][6]
  
• Transsexual man[5][6]
  
• Transsexual person[5][6]
  
• Transsexual woman[5][6]
  
• Travesti[53]
  
• Trigender[54]
  
• Tumtum[10]
  
• Two spirit[32]: 102–104 [22][5][9][6]
  

• Vakasalewalewa
  

• Waria[51]
  
• Winkte[51]
  
• Woman[4]
  
• Woman of trans experience[4]
  

• Xenogender[24][55] can be defined as a gender identity that references "ideas and identities outside of gender".[32]: 102  This may include descriptions of gender identity in terms of "their first name or as a real or imaginary animal" or "texture, size, shape, light, sound, or other sensory characteristics".[32]: 102 
  
• X-gender[56]