[ID: A flag with nine horizontal stripes, the first middle and last are twice the size of the others. The colors get lighter towards the middle and darker towards the edges. The colors are, from top to bottom, dark washed-out indigo, washed-out violet, washed-out red, peach, light yellow, peach, washed-out red, washed-out violet, and dark washed-out indigo. END ID]
Dystrofare: A non-xenogender umbrella term for genders centered around dystopia, rebellion, the falls of empires, rebel movements, loss, destruction, failure, heartbreak, inevitable cycles of rise and fall, etc.
Common themes, connections, and experiences in Dystrofare genders include:
- Burned out candles
- Abundance, want/wanting
- Mist, haze, fog, smoke
- Sunrises, sunsets, night
- Reluctant breakups
- Rebellion, anger
- Melancholy, saudade
- Bad relationships
- Darkness, dramatic lighting
- Fire, lighters, sparks, flares, flames
- Red, orange, yellow, peach
- Purple, indigo, violet, lilac, baby blue
- White, black, grey
- Power, dystopia, dictatorships
- Loss of power, falling empires
- Youth, aging, loss of innocence
- Sexuality, lust, desire
- Conflict, incompatibility, fighting, arguing, battle
- Running from the law, partners in crime dynamics, crime
- Heroism, villainy
- Drama, theatrics, tragedy
- Desolate streets, abandoned bars
however, Dystreds don’t have to be related to any of these things. Due to this term being inspired by my associations with the album 7800° Fahrenheit, Dystrofare genders do fall under the Bonjender, though they don’t have to actually be related to Bon or any of their music or fall under any other umbrellas, unless the coiner wishes. While this term has similarities to Saudania, Eroscoitus, and Ruptura, they aren’t inherently part of the same umbrella, though some may experience it like that.
The name comes from dystopia, destruction, and warfare
The colors are inspired by my associations with this term
Other information, like the related -in-nature term, quality, and some affixes are under the cut
No suggested pronouns