#boylexic

[contradictory-label-culture-is]

girllexic turigirl / boylexic lesboy culture is being misgendered because people think that i'm actually a girl / boy :[ (i mean tbf i'm in a state of being a boy and not being a boy BUT point still stands)

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[mogai-headcanons]

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Noah from Total Drama is a gay transgender bookstorearomic novellian hyperworkic girlprince gentlemanbitch gentlemangender hategender boylexic transmasculine demiboy with OCPD, BPD, and a nickel allergy who is part of an OSDD system and uses he/him, book/books, and 📖/📖s pronouns!

Noah is dating his FP Cody, a bisexual pianogender killgender virtualboy onlineboyic boylike nokiagender brogender monkeygender cuddlegender meatboy lovegender mathgender robotgender person with scopophobia, ADHD, a schizospec disorder, HPD, BPD, pica, and ARFID who uses they/them, he/him, and 📱/📱s pronouns, and the two are codependent on each other!

dni link

[genderstarbucks]

Is there a male counterpart of the labels you mentioned here? https://www.tumblr.com/genderstarbucks/717029983253594112/hello-i-hope-its-okay-that-im-in-anon-im

(Boy/guy/man/male)connec is a gender in which one feels connected with the boy/guy/man/male label, but does not identify as one.

Abxyly-girl/woman; abxyly-nonbinary (a-boy-lee) is a queer woman or nonbinary person who uses traditionally masculine terms to refer to themselves :(boy / boyfriend, husband, king, etc.) One might use these terms exclusively OR not, they might just refer to themselves as these words just for fun sometimes.

Boylexic is a xenogender connected to the word boy and/or for people who identify as boys while not identifying as a man or with masculinity.

Labelmasc is a term for when your gender is not male, male aligned, and/or masculine, but you’re okay with and use man aligned, male gendered, and masculine labels.