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Midbinary or Endobinary is an umbrella term referring to genders that are between binary and non-binary. These genders aren't male, female, or completely seperated from these two genders. Instead, they are genders that are partially male, female, masculine, and/or feminine.

Midbinary can be considered the counterpart of abinary. Examples of midbinary genders include androgyne, demigirl, and boyflux, among many others.

Common Definitions

“ ...Anything between male and female, the gender binary, is midbinary. ”

–Jemthecrystalgem, 2016[1]

“ Midbinarity or Endobinary: nonbinary identities/experiences associated to gender binary; genders (un)related incompletely to the binarity (as opposed to abinary, exterbinary or offbinary); sitting on top of the binary but not necessarily in it; existing within the context of the gender binary but are not strictly one or the other. ”

–Beyond-Mogai-Pride-Flags, 2019[2]

“ Midbinary (also called endobinary) is an umbrella term for genders that are between the binary, connected to the binary in some way, move between binary genders, or exist as a combination of binary genders. It can be considered the opposite of abinary, which is an identity in no way related to the binary. ”

–Your-Bigender-Big-Brother, 2022[3]

“ Lastly, there's midbinary [...] which is basically a spectrum of genders related to the binary, but that aren't strictly man or woman... ”

–Brojogon, 2025[4]

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