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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Genderpunk similar to ''Gender Bending'' is based upon the belief/idea that either gender does not exist (but only in the context of culture) or that there are multipule genders (beyond male and female), including but not limited to transgender. It is giving a statement of freedom for all genders in a society where gender confines people.'''[[File:Genderpunk.png|thumb|The Genderpunk flag]]'''<br />
It is commonly used as a rebellion against socially constructed expectations of gender and gender roles, which can vary widely between cultures, though commonly include some variation of the gender binary – the idea that only two genders exist: men and women. In many cultures, it is only acceptable for an individual to embody one of these two gender roles, which often mimic the social expectations of the sexual categories of "male" and "female".</div>imported>HelenDaMelon