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Androgyny refers to a combination of masculine and feminine characteristics in appearance and behavior, blurring traditional gender roles. People who embody androgyny may have a mix of physical features and personality traits that are not easily categorized as either entirely male or female. The concept challenges societal norms regarding gender expression and identity.
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∙ 16y agoHaving behaviors, physical characteristics or habits that suggest both male and female; being of such a nature that it is difficult to assign or infer gender.
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When was Androgyny - song - created?
Androgyny - song - was created in 2000-04.
What are the ratings and certificates for Placebo Androgyny - 2005 V?
Placebo Androgyny - 2005 V is rated/received certificates of: UK:E
What planet is known as the planet of androgyny?
venus
What has the author Rebecca Bell-Metereau written?
Rebecca Bell-Metereau has written: 'Hollywood androgyny' -- subject(s): Androgyny (Psychology) in motion pictures
What actors and actresses appeared in Androgyny Limitless Variety - 2011?
The cast of Androgyny Limitless Variety - 2011 includes: Cheryl Layton as Singer-drummer
What has the author Marcia Weinberg written?
Marcia Weinberg has written: 'Psychological androgyny and attitudes towards women's sex roles' -- subject(s): Sex role, Androgyny (Psychology)
The combination of masculine and feminine traits is called?
This is called Androgyny
Use androgyny in a sentence?
the pot plant i grew was factually androgynous, and not a hrmorphrodite.
Is Sandra L Bem's study on androgyny considered to be correlational or experimental?
Correlational
What does the word futanari mean when translated from Japanese to English?
It can be translated as 'hermaphrodite' or 'androgyny.'
What has the author Tracy Hargreaves written?
Tracy Hargreaves has written: 'Androgyny in Modern Literature'
What has the author Gail Gelburd written?
Gail Gelburd has written: 'Androgyny in art' -- subject(s): Exhibitions, Erotic art, Androgyny (Psychology) in art 'Ajiaco' 'Romare Bearden in black-and-white' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation, Photomontage
