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Pregnant Man Emoji
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Emoji Overview
Unicode Code Point | U+1FAC3 1FAC3 |
Emoji Name | pregnant man |
Unicode Version Date Added for Emoji | 14.0September 2021 |
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Keywords | pregnantmanbaby |
đĢ Meaning and Explanation
The đĢ emoji, or "Pregnant Man," depicts a person with a visibly pregnant belly who is identified as male.
This emoji is a significant step towards inclusive representation of diverse experiences of pregnancy, acknowledging that pregnancy is not exclusive to cisgender women.
It symbolizes male pregnancy, transgender and non-binary parenthood, and the broader spectrum of reproductive experiences.
It can be used to represent transgender men who become pregnant, or more broadly, to signify a feeling of being full, bloated, or carrying a large project or idea.
đĢ How to Use
This emoji is commonly used when discussing:
- Inclusive Pregnancy: To represent transgender men or non-binary individuals who are pregnant.
- Diverse Family Structures: To acknowledge and celebrate various forms of parenthood and family building.
- Reproductive Health: In discussions about fertility, pregnancy, and childbirth in a gender-inclusive way.
- Feeling Full or Bloated: Humorously, to describe a feeling of being very full after a meal or experiencing bloating.
- Carrying a Big Project/Idea: Metaphorically, to convey the feeling of nurturing a large, developing project or idea.
đĢ Cultural Background
| Region | Common Meaning | Additional Notes or Misunderstandings |
|---|---|---|
| Global (Progressive) | Inclusive pregnancy, gender diversity | Embraced by LGBTQ+ communities and allies for its representation of diverse gender identities and experiences. |
| Global (Traditional) | Confusion, misunderstanding | May cause confusion or be misunderstood in more traditional or less gender-aware contexts, as the concept of male pregnancy is not biologically typical for cisgender men. |
| Online Discourse | Debate, awareness, representation | Its introduction sparked discussions about gender, biology, and inclusivity, raising awareness about transgender and non-binary experiences. |
| Medical/Health Contexts | Gender-affirming care, reproductive rights | Relevant in discussions about healthcare for transgender individuals and broader reproductive rights. |