↑ "Neither" here is assumed as meaning either an undescribed form of an alternate gender spectrum (unrelated to the male-female one) or completely lacking a gender (not to be confused with asexuality). A fairly common condition is being accepting of belonging to the traditional male-female spectrum yet are always skeptical or reject what they or others identify them as, and thus are in a constant state of flux. However, if meant in the broader sense, it can mean they are somehow above or beyond any meaningful sociological or cultural classification and outside the realm of science.
↑ Vassi, M. (2005). Beyond bisexuality. Journal of Bisexuality 5(2): 283-290.
↑ Martin, M. Kay & Voorhies, B. (1975). Supernumerary Sexes: Chapter 4 of Female of the Species. (Columbia University Press, New York): 23.
