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thon/he pronouns. solarian maverique. coining terms for fun, i suppose

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𖦹 omni-cetero / omni-cet

☘︎ a term combining omni- identities and cetero- identities.

from removing the suffixes off omnisexual/omniromantic and ceterosexual/ceteromantic.

colors are a remixed combination of the omnisexual and ceterosexual flags.

this term may be used to mean:

☘︎ an individual who is ceteromantic and omnisexual. ☘︎ an individual who is omniromantic and ceterosexual. ☘︎ an individual who is simultaneously omniromantic and ceteromantic. ☘︎ an individual who is simultaneously omnisexual and ceterosexual. ☘︎ an individual who is simultaneously omnirose and ceterose. ☘︎ an individual who is both omni- and cetero- for any other reason.

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an omnicet flag design that more closely resembles the omni and ceterosexual flags.

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𖦹 omni-gai

☘︎ a term combining the omnisexual and/or omniromantic identities and the gai identity.

omni-strayt, from the prefix “omni-“ and the “gai“ term.

omni-strayt covers any reason someone may identify as omnisexual or omniromantic and gai, including:

☘︎ omniromantic and sexually gai non-binary individuals, or omnisexual and romantically gai non-binary individuals ☘︎ non-binary individuals who are attracted to all genders, with some or all of them of them being in a gai way ☘︎ non-binary individuals who are simultaneously omni and gai ☘︎ non-binary individuals who fluctuate between omni and gai ☘︎ non-binary individuals who are both omni and gai for any other reason

colors are a combined version of the omnisexual and gai flags.

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𖦹 omni-strayt

☘︎ a term combining the omnisexual and/or omniromantic identities and the strayt identity.

omni-strayt, from the prefix “omni-“ and the “strayt“ term.

omni-strayt covers any reason someone may identify as omnisexual or omniromantic and strayt, including:

☘︎ omniromantic and sexually strayt non-binary individuals, or omnisexual and romantically strayt non-binary individuals ☘︎ non-binary individuals who are attracted to all genders, with some or all of them of them being in a strayt way ☘︎ non-binary individuals who are simultaneously omni and strayt ☘︎ non-binary individuals who fluctuate between omni and strayt ☘︎ non-binary individuals who are both omni and strayt for any other reason

colors are a combined version of the omnisexual and strayt flags.

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𖦹 singularique / singularian maverique

☘︎ a term combining the maverique identity and the singularian identity.

singularique, from singularian's “singular-“ and maverique's “-ique“ affixes.

singularique covers any reason someone may identify as singularian and maverique, including:

☘︎ mavs who present antigenderness or as genderless, or reject the concept of gendered presentation. ☘︎ mavs who are partially antigender or agender, or reject the concept of gender alignment. ☘︎ mavs who are connected to antigenderness or agenderhood via lived experience, or reject the concept of a gendered lived experience, or as part of their gender identity; or for any other reason. ☘︎ mavs who are genderless or antigender and transoutherine. ☘︎ singularians who feel their antigenderness or genderlessness is maverine, or unorthodox and does not align with typical or modern notions of genderlessness or antigenderness, or feel that the concepts of maverique of singularian go hand in hand.

colors are a combined version of the singularian and maverique flags.

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𖦹 stellarique / stellarian maverique

☘︎ a term combining the maverique identity and the stellarian identity.

stellarique, from stellarian's “stellar-“ and maverique's “-ique“ affixes.

stellarique covers any reason someone may identify as stellarian and maverique, including:

☘︎ mavs who present neutrally or neutrois, or unaligned. ☘︎ mavs who are partially neutral or neutrois, or unaligned. ☘︎ mavs who are connected to neutrality or neuterhood via lived experience, or as part of their gender identity; or for any other reason. ☘︎ mavs who are transneutral and transoutherine. ☘︎ stellarians who feel their neutrality is maverine, or unorthodox and does not align with typical or modern notions of neutrality.

colors are a combined version of the stellarian and maverique flags.

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𖦹 lunarique / lunarian maverique

☘︎ a term combining the maverique identity and the lunarian identity.

lunarique, from lunarian's “lunar-“ and maverique's “-ique“ affixes.

lunarique covers any reason someone may identify as lunarian and maverique, including:

☘︎ mavs who present feminine or female. ☘︎ mavs who are partially feminine or female. ☘︎ mavs who are connected to femininity or womanhood via lived experience, or as part of their gender identity; or for any other reason. ☘︎ mavs who are transfeminine and/or transoutherine, or cisfeminine and transoutherine who still identify with their cisfemininity. ☘︎ solarians who feel their femininity is maverine, or unorthodox and does not align with typical or modern notions of femininity.

colors are a combined version of the lunarian and maverique flags.

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𖦹 solarique / solarian maverique

☘︎ a term combining the maverique identity and the solarian identity.

solarique, from solarian's “solar-“ and maverique's “-ique“ affixes.

solarique covers any reason someone may identify as solarian and maverique, including:

☘︎ mavs who present masculine or male. ☘︎ mavs who are partially masculine or male. ☘︎ mavs who are connected to masculinity or manhood via lived experience, or as part of their gender identity; or for any other reason. ☘︎ mavs who are transmasculine and/or transoutherine, or cismasculine and transoutherine who still identify with their cismasculinity. ☘︎ solarians who feel their masculinity is maverine, or unorthodox and does not align with typical or modern notions of masculinity.

colors are a combined version of the solarian and maverique flags.

[motherblackcap]

I actually really like the term genderqueer, because the only thing it specifies about your gender is that it's queer in some way. Does that mean you're nonbinary? Binary trans? Cis with some freaky cool gender presentation stuff going on? None of those or all of those? It doesn't matter and I think that's beautiful.

[idwl]

your dish has arrived...

KENEON

[pt: keneon. /end pt]

a gender that is kenochoric in the way that pigeons are; abandoned, forgotten, yet always in the background. always watching. this gender may also be specifically related to budapest highflyers and saxon fairy swallows, but it doesn't have to be.

(the name is pronouned key - nun.)

attack on @emailmeurheart for 10 points (5 (base) + 5 (revenge))!

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[jan-papa]

sothian / sirian / siriusian

a term in the galactian alignments to describe outherinity. □■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□ the term sothian can be used: ❏ for genderqueers who feel their gender is outherine or aligned with outherinity, exclusively or not ❏ for genderqueers who relate to outherinity but wish not to describe themselves with that label ❏ any other way that connects to outherinity □■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□ the term Sothian is picked from the Greek word Sothis, taken from the ancient Egyptian word spdt, for the star Sirius. Sirian and Siriusian are both taken from the direct English name of the star Sirius. Sirius was picked because of its importance to many cultures in the same manner as the sun, moon, stars, and planets in our solar system, but still different in its own way.

[jan-papa]

pand(o)rose / aspenrose

a term to describe binary-exclusionary attraction. □■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□ the term pand(o)rose/aspenrose can be used: ❏ for individuals who do not experience attraction to binary individuals unless they're multigender ❏ for people who do not experience attraction to monogender individuals at all or under certain/most circumstances □■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□ the term pand(o)rose is picked from Pando, a multi-stem tree that appears as an entire forest of trees but is really only one tree. aspenrose comes from Pando being a quaking aspen. Pando was chosen because, just as without the main organism, there would be no "forest," without another accompying gender identity, there would be no attraction to binary people. □■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□ the terms in their entirety are: - pandoaesthetic, pandaesthetic, or aspenaesthetic - pandosensual, pandsensual, or aspensensual - pandoplatonic, pandplatonic, or aspenplatonic - pandoqueerplatonic, pandqueerplatonic, or aspenqueerplatonic (pandoQP, pandQP or aspenQP) - pandoalterous, pandalterous, or aspenalterous - pandoromantic, pandromantic, or aspenromantic - pandosexual, pandsexual, or aspensexual

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𖦹 omni-cetero / omni-cet

☘︎ a term combining omni- identities and cetero- identities.

from removing the suffixes off omnisexual/omniromantic and ceterosexual/ceteromantic.

colors are a remixed combination of the omnisexual and ceterosexual flags.

this term may be used to mean:

☘︎ an individual who is ceteromantic and omnisexual. ☘︎ an individual who is omniromantic and ceterosexual. ☘︎ an individual who is simultaneously omniromantic and ceteromantic. ☘︎ an individual who is simultaneously omnisexual and ceterosexual. ☘︎ an individual who is simultaneously omnirose and ceterose. ☘︎ an individual who is both omni- and cetero- for any other reason.

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𖦹 synsex

☘︎ an altersex identity for individuals who desire both a penis and a vulva.

from Greek “syn-“ meaning “together“ and sex.

color & symbol representation:

☘︎ pink represents female or female-aligned, or feminine or feminine-aligned individuals who are synsex. ☘︎ blue represents male or male-aligned, or masculine or masculine-aligned individuals who are synsex. ☘︎ green represents agender, gendernull, genderless, or otherwise ungendered individuals; as well exo-binary individuals, who are synsex. ☘︎ yellow represents gendered and gender-independent non-binary individuals who are synsex. ☘︎ white represents the freedom to modify one’s sex to one’s liking. ☘︎ the blend of colors represents the bimodal, not binary, nature of sex. ☘︎ the cardinal symbol is in homage to gynandromorphic cardinals who are phenotypically half-male and half-female.

☘︎ this identity is not intersex exclusive, nor is it a “transitioning to intersex“ identity. this is designed as an alternative to those who are uncomfortable with the terms salmacian and aphrodisian.

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taps mic again

If you think gynecological facilities are inherently "women's spaces" you need to go fuck yourself and check yourself too. Fucking transphobic, exorsexist, intersexist shitbags.

It's almost like there are people who aren't women who need that fucking care and have to fight twice as hard because "Oh you aren't a woman lol why would you need that" BECAUSE I HAVE A FUCKING UTERUS. I HAVE A VAGINA. I HAVE BREASTS. THAT IS MY PLACE TO BE FOR CARE OF MY OWN ANATOMY EVEN IF I DON'T IDENTIFY AS A WOMAN.

Being a specific gender or assigned gender doesn't mean shit about someones anatomy, and if you think it does, You are as said, a transphobic, exorsexist, intersexist shitbag.

What is so fucking hard for some of y'all to grasp.

[thisisexorsexism]

lets stop using AMAB/AFAB as a "woke" way to say male/female

[themaveriqueagenda]

i'm not "a they/them" - i'm nonbinary.

while i do go by they/them, i'm not a walking set of pronouns. i'm a person.

i am trans - but i'm also nonbinary.

"trans" refers to my relationship with my assigned gender at birth. it's not a substitute for my actual gender. if you can call trans men and women trans men and women, you can call me trans nonbinary.

i'm GNC - but more specifically nonbinary.

gender nonconformity either refers to not conforming to the gender roles of your gender, or to broader gender expectations like cisnormativity. neither of them specifically name my gender though, and one of them can't even apply to me. GNC isn't a substitute for my actual gender.

i'm not a thing - i'm nonbinary.

i'm seeing more and more people use the term "thing" as a third option/equivalent to men/women or boy/girl. like "boy...girl...thing...listen to me". i don't think i need to explain why this is bad.

i'm not transmasc or transfem - i'm nonbinary.

of course there are nonbinary people who are transmasc and/or transfem - but my (and many other people's) transness doesn't contain masculinity or femininity. a lot of people use transmasc and transfem as supposedly inclusive shorthands, while also treating them as trans men/women lite anyway. a lot of people will also say "transmascs and transfems" and think it covers all trans people when it's just exclusion dressed up as progressive. if you want to include nonbinary people, there's a nice little word you can use. hint: it starts with n and ends with onbinary.

nonbinary is not a bad word.

too many people are doing everything in their power to avoid saying the word nonbinary.

refusing to say nonbinary is nonbinary erasure.

say nonbinary.

name us.

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𖦹 sekhet / sekhyt / sekhety

☘︎ ݁ a third-gender (?) term originating from ancient Egypt.

this is an old flag redesign of mine for the sekhet identity.

☘︎ sekhet as a historical gender identity is highly debated. the most agreed to answer is that this term referred to eunuchs. i personally am not entirely confident in this answer, since though they definitely knew what castration was, there doesn’t seem to be any hard basis that the Egyptians themselves practiced it often enough to warrant an entirely separate gender category. on that same note, there is no other evidence of the sekhet existence than the pottery sherds that the term seemingly originates from.

☘︎ however, there is a relief from the sarcophagus of Lady Kawit, a wife of Mentuhotep II, that supposedly depicts a eunuch. i bring this up because these pottery sherds are dated to about 2000-1800 BCE in the middle kingdom, around the same time Mentuhotep II reigned. apparently, in these sort of depictions, they are also painted in a mix of the red and yellow tones, designated for men and women respectively, indicating this category of person was viewed as a sort of in-between of the two genders. so while we can never know for sure that Lady Kawit’s servant was a eunuch, or if they were categorized as sekhet, there does seem to be at least some evidence, though minimal, of a third gender.

☘︎ with all that said, this identity is not meant to be completely historically accurate, and is more of a religiogender designed for kemetics. so this flag isn’t specifically meant to be for current modern-day Egyptians, but it’s not restricted to just kemetics and nobody else or anything like that either. anyone who feels this fits them can use it, but it’s made in mind for kemetics.