requests are open

baz - he/him - minor - all of my flags are created using ezgender’s bases!

[daroamine]

GIRLBOY

a transmasculine-aligned gender where you feel masculine/male on the inside and feel decorated with femininity/enjoy or use feminine terms for gender euphoria

can be paired with any non binary gendered xenogender

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reblogs very welcome :))

((coining a gender for the first time, i do not know if someone else has done this but if they have please share! i'd like to see))

[clemengender]

sorry i haven’t posted in a bit! i have some stuff in the works rn but i would really love some requests

[clemengender]

blasterpiecealbumic: an -albumic gender connected to the album blasterpiece by bear ghost

credit is not required to use my flags but still appreciated

[clemengender]

aro4aro: an arospec person who prioritizes other arospec people in their relationships

ace4ace: an acespec person who prioritizes other acespec people in their relationships

credit is not required to use my flags but still appreciated

[neopronouns]

a beginner’s guide to mogai request etiquette

i know that many community members, especially newer or younger ones, deal with confusion or anxiety when making their first requests. it can be hard to figured out if you’re doing it ‘right’, even after looking at how others have requested things. i decided that i’d put together a little guide for those who need it!

always check the user’s request status! check their bio, pinned post, and/or carrd to try and find a request status indicator. if one of these states that requests are open, proceed! if it states they are closed, either save your request for later or request from another blog.

check what types of requests the user does! some users may not list what types of requests they do, but others do, and it’s best to check and make sure the user you want to request from can actually do what you’re asking for. you’ll likely find this list close to their request status!

check the user’s request rules! always make sure you’ve looked at any boundaries the user has with regards to coining. this may include triggers or other topics/content they don’t want to make things related to, the number of requests they’re alright receiving per ask, whether they’re comfortable coining things related to mental illnesses they don’t have, etc. you’ll likely find this in their pinned post or carrd if they have one!

gather your thoughts first! before sending your ask, open up a notes app or something similar and make sure you know what you want to say. this not only helps ensure that your request is typo-free and easy to understand, but can help reduce your anxiety about the wording of your ask!

never request the same term from multiple blogs! as coiners, we’re always trying to avoid recoining terms (creating duplicates of already-coined terms). if you’re requesting things like edits (icons, headers, banners, etc.) it’s totally fine to request that from multiple blogs, but requesting the same new term to multiple blogs results in recoins and in wasted time for the coiners. always request term coinings from one blog at a time, and if they aren’t able to do your request for some reason, then you can request it from another!

don’t be afraid to request complex or ‘weird’ terms! you may feel like the thing you’re requesting is too ‘out there’, but if you just take a look through a few mogai blogs, you’ll find that many of us have coined very ‘odd’ or complicated terms! you don’t have to apologize for having a more detailed gender!

figure out which blog is best for your request! if you have multiple mogai blogs that you’re a fan of, it could be a good idea to look at their blog and see which would be best for your current request. for example, one blogger may enjoy coining cutesy genders and another may enjoy coining scary genders, so requesting a cutesy gender from the first and a scary gender from the second would probably result in the best term/flag for you and the most fun for the coiner!

be polite, but don’t worry too much about your tone! some requesters are very anxious that they’ll come across as rude or otherwise negative in their asks. if you’re worried, try just adding a tone tag or a compliment to the end of your ask! it’s a simple way to mitigate some of your anxiety and indicate to the user that you’re a fan with good intentions.

[lesmond-sycamore]

my t4t/tlt flags! this is my first set, and my second one can be found here (if you would like to request a custom one, feel free to send me an ask!)

in order: t4t, general (unlabled/questioning/etc), lesbian/wlw/nblw/etc, gay man/mlm/nblm/etc, bi, pan, nonbinary/nblnb/nblw/nblm/etc, and straight!

you don’t need to, but credit is nice!

[clemengender]

maniaalbumic: an -albumic gender connected to the album mania by fall out boy

credit is not required to use my flags but still appreciated

[clemengender]

puppetcharic: a -charic gender that’s connected to the puppet from five nights at freddy’s

credit is not required to use my flags but still appreciated

for anon

[cheeryfairygender]

“ FNAFPLUSHIC ”

“A gender related to Five Nights at Freddy’s plushies. It’s soft, frightening and cute. It is also potentially connected to feelings of nostalgia, and/or things each individual using it associates with the Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise. It can also potentially be an umbrella term for all genders related to specific Five Nights at Freddy’s plushies.”

[coined by @tremendouslyburningrebel, flag by me]

[clemengender]

circusbabycharic: a -charic gender that’s connected to circus baby from fnaf: sister location

credit is not required to use my flags but still appreciated

[knightlyte-deactivated20220615]

★ glamrockfreddycharic

» a gender connected to glamrock freddy

pronouns for this gender could include ;

bear / bears

glam / glams

rock / rocks

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coined by me! requested by romeo anon ^_^

[cheeryfairygender]

Genderbi / bisexualgender redesign

Genderbi: “Also known as bisexualgender. A gender for where one's bisexuality heavily affects, correlates with, or influences their gender. This identity is for bisexuals only.”

I have found that all genderbi flags I have come across have either been created by someone who is not bisexual and/or genderbi, had no meanings to the colors, just not been very appealing to look at, or all of the above. So, I decided, as a genderbi bisexual person, to try to create one! I also asked multiple genderbi people for their input on both the flag design and color meanings.

I have written 'trans / non-binary' in the color meanings, by the way, not because I don't believe that non-binary people are inherently trans, but rather to make an effort to make sure it's explicit that non-binaries are included in these definitions!

[clemengender]

transhetgender: when your transhet identity is connected to/influences your gender

credit is not required to use my flags but still appreciated

[clemengender]

sundropcharic: a -charic gender that’s connected to sundrop from fnaf: security breach

moondropcharic: a -charic gender that’s connected to moondrop from fnaf: security breach

credit is not required to use my flags but still appreciated