Othellic: An umbrella term for things that flip by the situation, loop for eternity, feel like two sides of the same coin, compete with or contradict each other, and various other experiences. In broader terms, it can include things related to inversion, reflection, impossible concepts, infinity, contradiction within itself, and/or many others.
In-nature term: OTHIN. Othellic-in-nature.
Examples of this may include fractals, paradoxes, spirals, Fibonacci's Sequence, reflections or mirrors, and concepts that loop into infinity. This does not necessarily need to refer to identities that are autonomous; for instance, someone who feels as though their identity always loops back to the same thing, or repeats itself, could be considered othellic, even if that identity is not othellic on it's own.
As this term may be related to impossible concepts, or may not be understood in general, it may be considered kenochoric (specifically obscurian) to some users. However, othellic is it's own umbrella term that does not inherently link with those identities.
Subsets of othellic currently include (WIP):
Othelgender: Genders that are othellic or OTHIN*. This may include those who have any gender(s) that flips by the situation, loop, or anything else that falls under othellic, or it may be those who have genders that are othellic concepts themselves (ex: fractalgender.)
*Note: Someone may be othellic as a modifier (affects gender, but is not gender itself). In this case, someone would say they are an "othellic [gender]". Ex: An othellic woman.
Othellic pronouns: Pronouns that are inverted, reversed, repeated, reflected, and so on. Examples of this include flipped pronouns (ex: him/his/he instead of he/him/his), mirrored pronouns, and reversed pronouns.
Otheloriented: Orientations that are in some way othellic. For instance, those with looping, repeating, or inverted orientations, and those who have orientations that flip depending on the situation.
Examples that fall under othellic:
Someone with mirrored pronouns has othellic pronouns.
Someone who has identities that contradict each other, and thus always feel as though they're paradoxical, could be othellic.
Someone who is a man, and because they're a man they're a man, and because of that they're a man, and because of that.... looping endlessly, would be othelgender.
Someone with a gender related to fractals or spirals would be othelgender.
Someone who feels as though they are an "inverted" orientation (ex: someone who feels they are on the other side of the same coin lesbian is on) would be otheloriented.
Some people who are antigender may be othelgender.
Those who use reversed pronouns (ex: eh/mih/sih) would have othellic pronouns.
Someone who's identity changes in an endless cycle would be othellic.
Someone who has a gender that endlessly repeats itself based off of the concept of itself would be othelgender.
Any identity can be othellic, as it is a modifier just as much as it can be it's own identity.
Many other similar concepts not listed here can be included within othellic.
Othellic is not inherently kenochoric, xenogender, or anything else. It doesn't even have to be considered nonbinary if the user doesn't resonate with it.
This term comes from Othello. Both the story and the tabletop game.
