I guess I've never personally understood there to be an association between genderqueer and FAAB people, probably because my first encounter with people who I would consider genderqueer were Radical Faeries (which, at the time, was still seen as basically a gay male group), but maybe also because...well, I don't think I've ever heard anyone make such an association. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding you?
If anything, my impression is that the term applies to being "somewhere in-between" on a continuum of man to woman, and that high femme (and perhaps on the other end of the spectrum, such things as the leather daddy) disrupts that notion.
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I guess I've never personally understood there to be an association between genderqueer and FAAB people, probably because my first encounter with people who I would consider genderqueer were Radical Faeries (which, at the time, was still seen as basically a gay male group), but maybe also because...well, I don't think I've ever heard anyone make such an association. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding you?
If anything, my impression is that the term applies to being "somewhere in-between" on a continuum of man to woman, and that high femme (and perhaps on the other end of the spectrum, such things as the leather daddy) disrupts that notion.