Omnigender is a non-binary gender identity describing someone who experiences all or many genders.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• Experience of Multiple Genders: Individuals who identify as omnigender feel that they experience and embody a wide range of gender identities. This can include identifying with male, female, and many other non-binary genders.
• "All" or "Many": The definition can vary slightly. Some omnigender individuals feel they experience all possible genders, while others feel they experience many, but not necessarily every single one.
• Fluidity Not Always Present: While some omnigender individuals may also be genderfluid (experiencing shifts in their gender identity over time), the core of omnigender is the feeling of encompassing multiple genders simultaneously or as part of their overall identity, not necessarily a constant change between them.
• Distinction from Pangender: Sometimes, "omnigender" and "pangender" are used interchangeably. However, a subtle distinction is sometimes made:
  • Pangender: Often described as identifying with all genders, with less emphasis on the feeling or experience of each gender being distinct. Some pangender individuals may also feel a sense of genderlessness.
  • Omnigender: Can be defined as experiencing nearly all genders or experiencing all genders but perhaps with varying degrees of intensity or connection to each. There might be a stronger awareness of the individual genders that make up their omnigender identity.
• Personal Interpretation: Like many non-binary identities, the specific way someone experiences omnigender can be very personal and unique.

In summary, omnigender is a gender identity for individuals who feel a connection to a multitude of genders as part of their identity.