Who Is Pangender?

The Greek prefix “pan” refers to

“everything” or “all”. Therefore, pangender means
“having all genders and it’s possible to have” and other similar
definitions.

Pangender is a non-binary gender identity which refers to a
vast and diverse multiplicity of genders in the same individual that can extend
infinitely, always within the person’s own culture and life experience. This
gender experience can be either simultaneously or over time.

Pangender is a term for people who feel that they cannot be labelled as male or female and gender. Pangender people think they don’t fit into binary genders instead of identifying as mixed-gender both male and female. Whereas sex refers to someone anatomy, gender refers to either gender identity or gender role, which are roles and qualities of society associated with being men or women.

Pangender individuals are happy living
“in-between” and have no desire to live exclusively as one gender or
the other. It doesn’t have to be so black and white; some people are grey.

In some cases, pangender individuals are born with the physical sex characteristics of either males or females, but frequently display the cases, outward appearance, behaviour, and clothing of the opposite gender. In other cases, a pangender person can be born intersex.

Now you may face this question, what is the difference between pangender and pansexual?

The main difference between Pangender and Pansexual is that
the Pangender is a non-binary gender defined as being more than one gender.
Pansexual is a sexual attraction, sexual desire, romantic love, or emotional
attraction toward people of all gender identities and biological sexes.

Because gender identification is so closely intertwined with
sexual gratification in western culture, the sexuality of pangender individuals
is difficult to discuss. For example, terms such as “homosexual” have
little meaning when applied to a pangender people. Is the person only attracted
to other pangender individuals, or are they attracted to the person who is the
same gender as their birth certificate proclaims their sex to be?

Pangender is different from other gender orientations, in
most other gender orientations will move between the standard gender binary,
irrespective of sex. A pangender person identifies with a gender wholly removed
from the traditional male & female binary.

Do you have any idea about different ways for handling a
relationship with a pangender person, if so share with us?