#cisfemale

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Cfiagender Pride Flag

Cfiaspec/cfia (cfiagender spectrum)/cfiaty/cfia or cisfiaspec/cisfiaty (cisfiagender/fiacis/fiacisgender): umbrella term for anyone on the "cis female" side of the viabinary-to-aptobinary spectrum.

Similar to cisera (cisgenderera/cisgendera/cisgendrera), cfeingender (cisfeingender)/CFEIN/cisfein and cfingender (CFIN) or cisfideospec/cfideospec. However, this flag includes anyone who fits both spectrums: cis* (ciaspec) and woman/female/girl/gal (fiaspec or wifgender), regardless of birth assignment (assigned gender/sex).

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Cismasculine Cis Man Flag | Cisfeminine Cis Woman Flag

[1st flag design: seven horizontal stripes colored with four shades of blue, cyan, darker cyan, and royal blue.]

[2nd flag design: seven horizontal stripes colored with four shades of light pink and three shades of hot pink. End IDs.]

[seriesaesthetics]

Lady Waverly Breakwater

Waverly is the daughter of Princess Maira of the Western Atlantic Ocean and Duke Delmare of the North Arctic Sea. She grew up openly pansexual and polyamorous. Within the merfolk world, it was normal. However, she’s learned that it isn’t always the norm outside of her people. It is harder to explain than she would think. What happens she falls for someone who holds on to their own traditions? What will she do?

[artbymaranda]

This is only a portion of the gender and sexuality spectrum of people...I mean pigasus. Education is the key to understanding

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Transmasculine Cis Woman Pride Flag

[transcript: eight horizontal stripes of four shades of pink, white, cyan, blue, and pastel black. end id.]

Transmasc Cis Woman: a person who was assigned female at birth experiencing a female masculine gender identity; a cis* (cis-vestic, cis-gender or cis-sex) womanhood/femaleness and trans* (trans-vestic, trans-gender or trans-sex) masculinity; cisfein (cisfeingender or cisfia (cisfiagender/cisfiaspec)) transmin/transmideo (transmideospec/transmideogender or transmingender).

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Transfeminine Cis Woman Pride Flag

[Image: eight horizontal stripes colored with four shades of pink, white, light pink, redish pink, and pastel black. End ID.]

Transfem Cis Woman: a trans-cis experience of modalities and female-feminine identities; experiencing feminine transness and female cisness; or being both transfin/transfideo and cisfia/cisfein.

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Cismasculine Cis Woman Pride Flag

[Image: seven horizontal stripes colored with four shades of pink, cyan, darker cyan, and royal blue. End ID.]

Cismasc Cis Woman: describing a cis folk experiencing a masculine female gender identity; a female masculine cisness; being both cismingender (or cismideogender) and cisfeingender (or cisfiagender).

Reasons for the identification include self-assignment, ANC, AGABlessness, intersexness, AIAB, UAB, plurality, systemhood, AGABpunk, etc.

[healingmyshadow]

Embracing Vulnerability

What triggers feelings of vulnerability and how do you react or respond to these feelings?

To my understanding, feeling vulnerable means to feel exposed. So when I feel exposed and vulnerable, I believe I tend to get a bit defensive - or at least that's how I've been told I come across. I put up artificial walls since my natural ones are knocked down. I have never really given much thought to how I react or respond to feeling vulnerable, but I suppose that is my reaction: to put up a wall.

The more I think about this, the more I realize that it is definitely okay to put up walls, it's just not okay to be a dick about it. Just because I am defending myself doesn't mean I need to react defensively toward others who may not have any idea what I'm going through. I need to be considerate of others during my own moments of vulnerability. It is a good time to practice self-awareness.