Kris from Deltarune is nonbinary and agender!
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Kris from Deltarune is nonbinary and agender!
(Requested by anon)
Agender nonbinary maybe? (More of a suggestion than a request. I saw you wanted to do more agender flags!)
agender nonbinary
a flag for those who are both agender and nonbinary, whether simultaneously or at separate times.
note : we already had this one part of the way done, and then totally forgot about it until this ask… well, now it's done !
Happy International Non-binary (Agender) People’s Day! 🖤💜🤍💛🤍💜🖤
To celebrate international non-binary people’s day (July 14th) and nonbinary awareness week as an agender person, here is the agender nonbinary flag.
The black stripe in the original nonbinary pride flag indicates agender identities specifically, but shifting the flag format provides an explicit agender focus. Since agender is a subset of the broader nonbinary umbrella, it is possible simultaneously show both identities and identify with both to varying degrees. 🎊
Have an amazing week!
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Coagno (Coagnobial)
Coagnobial is the term to describe someone who is both agender and nonbinary. This person may feel both genders at once (bigender) at either 50/50 or another ratio. Alternatively they may switch between them (genderfluid/flux).
The flag was inspired by the nonbinary flag and the agender flag. The term comes from the prefix “co” meaning “with” and some letters from both “agender” and “nonbinary”. (The term originally had the prefix “di” meaning “two” for the 2 gender identities, but I thought it sounded too much like “diagonal” and changed it.)
Flag ID: A flag with7 horizontal stripes. The stripes are green, yellow-green, yellow, white, purple, gray and black.
Made because I’ve been seeing a bunch of cool multigender flags recently and I wanted to try to make my own.
DNI in bio!!
"Even though “they” can be used as a plural pronoun (i.e. to refer to a group of people), people tend to automatically use “they” as a singular pronoun when they don’t know someone’s gender. “They” is also one of the more popular pronouns used by people who are agender or nonbinary."
All of this big ass hair is finally getting cut.