I love microlabels

X, Anon(ymous), or Ny ; He/Neos ; Blog for explaining labels

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Hello, this is a blog dedicated to explaining and sharing various labels.

This includes:

Genders

Sexualities/Romantic Orientation

Alterhuman identities

Stances on certain topics (Radqueer, Proqueer, etc.)

General identity terms

TransIDS

The only ones I will not do are explicitly sexual ones (not sexualities), as I'm a minor

This is inspired by a blog that was explaining contradictory labels, I am unsure if it's up anymore or if it was deleted.

I do take requests to explain certain labels, questions for what label fits an experience you have, or just questions in general.

If I ever get a definition wrong, please tell me.

I am also focusing on lesser known labels, so I likely won't cover labels such as pansexual, genderfluid, etc. unless asked to do so.

I will rarely ever explicitly state if I do not support something, but I will explicitly state if I do support something.

[labels-explained]

hey so just wanna say that xenopronouns are their own thing as well! it's just misused a lot to talk about nounself pronouns ^^

https://lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Xenopronouns

Thank you for informing me, that has been fixed :]

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Lesboy

[pt. lesboy]

Any individual that identifies as a boy/man and a lesbian. They are often non-binary, multigender, or GNC, but not always. This can include binary and monogender men. The opposite of this is turigirl.

[pt. Any individual that identifies as a boy/man and a lesbian. They are often non-binary, multigender, or GNC, but not always. This can include binary and monogender men. The opposite of this is turigirl.]

Turigirl

[pt. turigirl]

Anyone who is both gay and a girl/woman. They are often non-binary, multigender, or gnc, but not always. This can include binary and monogender women. The opposite of this is lesboy.

[pt. Anyone who is both gay (not lesbian) and a girl/woman. They are often non-binary, multigender, or gnc, but not always. This can include binary and monogender women. The opposite of this is lesboy.]

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Xenogender

[PT. Xenogender]

A gender that cannot be described through traditional human ideas of gender (man, woman, etc.), instead using concepts, feelings, animals, colors, etc., often used by neurodivergent individuals.

[Pt. A gender that cannot be described through traditional human ideas of gender (man, woman, etc.), instead using concepts, ideas, animals, colors, etc., often used by neurodivergent individuals.]

Neopronouns

[PT. Neopronouns]

Any pronoun that is not He/Him, She/Her, They/Them, and possibly It/Its (some beings consider It/its neopronouns).

[PT. Any pronoun that is not He/Him, She/Her, They/Them, and possibly It/Its (some beings consider It/its neopronouns).]

Nounself and Emojiself pronouns

[PT. Nounself pronouns]

Two types of neopronoun. Nounself pronouns use pre-existing words as pronouns, such as cat/catself. Emojiself pronouns use emojis and other pictograms and are meant to be used in text-based communication. Those who use emojiself pronouns may use nounself pronouns based on the emoji, more traditional pronouns, or no pronouns in spoken conversations.

[Pt. two types of neopronoun. Nounself pronouns use pre-existing words as pronouns, such as cat/catself. Emojiself pronouns use emojis and other pictograms and are meant to be used in text-based communication. Those who use emojiself pronouns may use nounself pronouns based on the emoji, more traditional pronouns, or no pronouns in spoken conversations.]

Xenopronouns

[pt. xenopronouns]

A type of hypothetical neopronoun that is not capable of being expressed in human language or understood by humans. This includes being spoken in a language humans cannot speak or hear, there being no translation into any human language, and similar scenarios. These pronouns are exclusively used by alterhumans or headmates/alters who identify as or are non-human creatures (aliens, robots, animals, etc.)

[pt. A type of hypothetical neopronoun that is not capable of being expressed in human language or understood by humans. This includes being spoken in a language humans cannot speak or hear, there being no translation into any human language, and similar scenarios. These pronouns are exclusively used by alterhumans or headmates/alters who identify as or are non-human creatures (aliens, robots, animals, etc.)]