#dubiucine

[mogai-headcanons]

Monita from Nintendo Land is an autistic lesbian-oriented aroace digigender robotgender techgender cottoncandygender gendervoid sweetgender felicanaiva dubiucine backroomic genderstalgia femdoux magigirl with BPD who uses she/her, they/them, it/its, sie/hir, sh*/h*r, ?/?s, -/-s, and null/nulls pronouns, and nulls sister/sibling Dark Monita is an aroace clowngender jestergender artius magikavine villaingender genderrelictus gendervoid voidgirl with BPD who uses she/her, he/him, it/its, they/them, evil/evils, and honk/honks pronouns!

[neopronouns]

barcode header for anon! flags in order are: gay man, arospec, blushgender, trans man, prettyboy, pollaique/winehoard masc, deifiboy, laetium, cupioromantic, doriangender, nightcoregender, scudcoric, dubiucine, and genderfag!

[xeno-aligned]

Do you know of any neurogenders for people with ASPD or feeling a seperation from gender due to neurodiversity.

there arent any genders specifically for aspd, but you might like one of these:

neurogirl / neurowoman: feeling connected to femininity, but disconnected from gender due to neurodivergency.

neuroboy / neuroman: feeling connected to masculinity, but disconnected from gender due to neurodivergency.

dubiucine: someone who is partially, but not entirely, gender apathetic. a gender where your gender apathy is partial or always in flux. may or may not be influenced by one’s neurodivergence/metal illness(es).

Cocoadilic: A gender that is tied to one’s neurodivergence, especially issues with levels of empathy. A gender that is misunderstood often, but genuinely helpful to you. It is named for crocodiles and chocolate.

Genderwhat: being unable to understand the concept of gender due to neurodivergence.

Nesciogender: A gender one is not completely sure of due to one’s neurotype disallowing a clear understanding of the concept, but has a vague sense of what it could be.

(cocoadilic isn’t specifically about aspd or separation, but since there’s empathy struggles in aspd. there’s also some more empathy-based genders here)