#cassgenderfae

[hawkeyeflags]

cassgender, cassgenderfae, and cassgenderfaun !

[madtrender]

@angels-are-mogai and I made these flags!

Redesigned cassgenderfae flag:

Cassgenderfaun (a gender where one feels that their gender is unimportant or is indifferent to the concept of gender, but knows that their gender is never feminine) flag:

Alternate cassgenderfae flag:

Alternate cassgenderfaun flag:

[mogai-headcanons]

Austin Moon from Austin & Ally is an autistic panromantic asexual transmasculine person who uses no/note and he/him auxiliary pronouns whose long-term special interest is music! No is married to Ally Dawson, a transmasculine cadensgender person who uses they/them pronouns and is working on their anxiety! The two are friends with Trish De la Rosa, an autistic aventurian cassgenderfae person who uses she/her pronouns, and her queerplatonic partner Dez Wade, an autistic queer trans man with ADHD who uses he/him and xe/xim pronouns and stims  by chewing on a necklace he carries around!

[kyressin]

Cassgenderfae!

I have coined a new gender term!

Cassgenderfae- a mix of cassgender and genderfae.

Cassgender: A gender identity where one feels that their gender is unimportant or is indifferent to the idea of gender.

Genderfae: A form of genderfluidity that never encompasses feeling masculine.

Cassgenderfae is a gender where one feels that their gender is unimportant, but knows that their gender is never masculine.

Cassgenderfae flag!!

[subtropicace]

An idea for a new version of the cassgender flag.

I kept the black from the original.

The yellow, red, blue colors are for the three base colors, which basically represent not caring which base color we use or rather which gender we are.

It's also just really pretty so yeah...

Hope you like it😊

[kyressin]

About the term you coined, cassgenderfae? I’ve felt for a time that gender is irrelevant to me, yet I’m still not masculine. At first I considered demigirl, nonbinary yet feminine, then I saw genderfae, genderfluid but not masculine. Your term, both shows how I’m not masculine and how gender is sorta an “eh” thing. It isn’t a big issue for me, as I’m afab and would still use she/her pronouns with a change. Do you think this is a good term for me? May I use it? If I misused any terms please say!

This sounds like a wonderful term for you! It’s basically exactly what it was coined for- an “eh” approach to gender but knowing it isn’t masculine! :D