So, what is androgyny? Look for the definition in 2.01. Cross dressing is also there.
Androgyny is a form of gender expression. Not a gender identity.
There is a difference between androgyny and cross dressing. When you're androgynous, you dress accordingly to your gender identity. When you're a cross-dresser, then you can express any gender through clothing, despite your identity. Here are some examples of androgyny:
"I'm genderfluid, so when I feel like a girl, I wear girly things, and when I feel masculine, I wear masculine things."
"Yesterday I wore a dress and pretty flats, but today I feel like wearing khaki shorts and a masculine t-shirt."
Here are some examples of cross dressing:
"I'm a cisgender female, but sometimes I dress up as a guy for fun."
"It's enjoyable to wear the color pink, which is considered a feminine color, even though I'm a cisgender boy."
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