Libramasculine
Mostly agender, with a masculine part.
Libramasculine describes being primarily agender with a significant connection to masculinity. The majority is absence; what is present is masculine.
It is the counterpart of librafeminine, and the same distinction from demiboy applies: demiboy is partly a man, libramasculine is mostly nothing with something masculine in it.
Both words sit in the agender family. Which word someone uses depends on which end they are describing from, and that is not a trivial choice for the person making it.
Libramasculine starts from absence, not from a gender
It gets treated as demiboy with a different label, which inverts what it says about the proportions.
Starting from absence and starting from a gender are different descriptions, and people choose the one that matches how their gender is actually arranged.
Saying it well
Say this
- I am libramasculine.
- Mostly agender, with something masculine.
- Not demiboy: the majority is absence.
- Librafeminine is the other one.
Not this
- That is just demiboy
- Why does the order matter
- So you are a bit of a man
- This is too granular
Questions people actually ask
What does libramasculine mean?
Being primarily agender with a significant masculine part.
Is it the same as demiboy?
No. Demiboy is partly a man; libramasculine is mostly absence with something masculine.
What is the counterpart?
Librafeminine, mostly agender with a feminine part.