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[randomannon86]

Ik I haven't posted anything else really but I'm thinking about recoining my term larkspur as well as making a an equivalent for boys

[mogaiminty]

˚⋆ ˚｡⋆୨୧˚ Fealexic Boy | Mealexic Girl✧･ﾟ✧･ﾟ:*

Fealexic Boy: A boy/man who is comfortable with others using gendered language often associated with femaleness and/or femininity (eg. princess, lady, girl, Ms, queen, she/her, etc) when addressing/interacting with them. 

Can also be called Fealexic Man, Feaboy, or Feaman.

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Mealexic Girl: A girl/woman who is comfortable with others using gendered language often associated with maleness and/or masculinity (eg. prince, gentleman, boy, Mr, king, he/him, etc) when addressing/interacting with them.

Can also be called Mealexic Woman, Meagirl, or Meawoman.

[randomannon86]

Larkspur

A broad term for girls/women who do not present femininly or have a non-feminine/non-feminine-aligned or queer gender/experience with gender, some may even be non-woman-aligned . some examples include: A woman who presents/behaves in a masculine/boyish way that goes beyond what would be considered typical of a tomboy.

A gnc/pnc/lnc or crossnominal woman.

A man-aligned/masculine-aligned woman.

A man-related woman.

A genderqueer woman.

A woman who has a complex relationship with gender.

Being a woman but feeling as if your gender is maingender/mingender.

Being a woman but refering to yourself as a man.

Being a mealexical woman/girl.

Being a boyish woman/girl

Being a woman but also a guy in some way.

etc etc...

Some may use masculine pronouns, bind, or take hormones.

It is not specifically exclusive to woman who have some sort of connection to manhood or masculinity but can be used by any women who has no connection with feminity or little to no connection with womanhood (that includes women who are connected to androgyny, neutrality, or anything else), or (as said before) goes beyond what would be considered typical of a tomboy, or just has a complex relationship with gender.

It is not specifically for any gender modality in particular so anyone can use it as long as they are a girl/woman in some way.

It can also be used as a gender on its own.

It may be similar to femil and butch, however unlike butch it is not lesbian exclusive and can be anyone with any orientation.

It can also be used by women/girls who are neomasculine or neo-boy-aligned.