#gender allignment

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— cywebsic | CYWIN | CYWINgender

cywebsic — cywebsylic gender allignment . CYWIN — cywebsylic-in-nature . CYWINgender — a term for genders that are cywebsylic-in-nature

— source . tags : @radiomogai @cywebsylic

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Stellarian, Lunarian, and Solarian Combos

Stellarian: With as many possible identities and presentations as there are stars in the sky, a Stellar Nonbinary Person, or Stellarian, would be someone who does not experience strong alignment with either binary gender, or who rejects such alignment.

Solarian: In many cultures and religious systems, the sun is associated with masculinity, and male energy. As a result, a Solar Nonbinary Person, or Solarian, would be someone who has similarities in identity or experience with men. The term functions as a less easily abused form of “male aligned.”

Lunarian: In equally many cultures, where the sun is man, the moon is woman and feminine energy. As a result, a Lunar Nonbinary Person, or Lunarian, would be someone who has similarities in identity or experience with women. It functions as a less easily abused term for “female aligned.”

Term coined by: @moonbian

Galaxian (Stellarian + Lunarian + Solarian):

[Image: 5 stripes, very light brown, light brown, pastel yellow, black, gray. In the center is a combination of a simplified crescent moon and 5-pointed stars inside a simplified sun symbol].

Full size [Here]

Eclipsian or Sollunarian (Solarian + Lunarian):

[Image: 5 stripes, pale pink, darker pale pink, pastel yellow, black, gray. In the center is a combination of a simplified crescent moon inside a simplified sun symbol].

Full size [Here]

Novarian or Solstellarian (Stellarian + Solarian):

[Image: 5 stripes, yellow, green-yellow, pastel yellow, black, gray. In the center is a combination of 5-pointed stars inside a simplified sun symbol].

Full size [Here]

Nebularian or Stellunarian (Stellarian + Lunarian):

[Image: 5 stripes, very light brown, light brown, pastel yellow, black, gray. In the center is a combination 5-pointed stars inside a simplified crescent moon symbol].

Full size [Here]

Designed by: @temp-nb-blog​

Color meanings: Unknown

Full pride gallery HERE! FAQ and “dictionary” of genders, orientations, and other related terms HERE. Send any questions to Ask-Pride-Color-Schemes!

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Lunarian

Stellarian: With as many possible identities and presentations as there are stars in the sky, a Stellar Nonbinary Person, or Stellarian, would be someone who does not experience strong alignment with either binary gender, or who rejects such alignment.

Solarian: In many cultures and religious systems, the sun is associated with masculinity, and male energy. As a result, a Solar Nonbinary Person, or Solarian, would be someone who has similarities in identity or experience with men. The term functions as a less easily abused form of “male aligned.”

Lunarian: In equally many cultures, where the sun is man, the moon is woman and feminine energy. As a result, a Lunar Nonbinary Person, or Lunarian, would be someone who has similarities in identity or experience with women. It functions as a less easily abused term for “female aligned.”

Term coined by: Unknown

[Image: 5 horizontal stripes starting from lavender, dark lavender, pastel yellow, black, gray. In the center of the yellow stripe is a simplified crescent moon symbol].

Full size [Here]

Color meanings:

Purple: lunarian (the different shades = the varying levels in which people can be/experience being lunarian )

Yellow: represents the nonbinary nature of those represented by this flag.

Black: represents everyone that has no gender.

Gray: the varying degrees in which people can experience gender.

Designed by: @temp-nb-blog​

[Image: 4 stripes, 4 shades of pastel blue starting from darkest then lightest, 2nd lightest, 3rd lightest. In the center is a white crescent moon with a grey-blue outline].

Full size [Here]

Designed by: @yourfavegoestoactualpride​

[Image: 3 stripes, pastel blue, white, pastel blue. In the center is the same crescent moon symbol with a black outline].

Full size [Here]

Designed by: @enby-positivity​

Full pride gallery HERE! FAQ and “dictionary” of genders, orientations, and other related terms HERE. Send any questions to Ask-Pride-Color-Schemes!

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Solarian

Stellarian: With as many possible identities and presentations as there are stars in the sky, a Stellar Nonbinary Person, or Stellarian, would be someone who does not experience strong alignment with either binary gender, or who rejects such alignment.

Solarian: In many cultures and religious systems, the sun is associated with masculinity, and male energy. As a result, a Solar Nonbinary Person, or Solarian, would be someone who has similarities in identity or experience with men. The term functions as a less easily abused form of “male aligned.”

Lunarian: In equally many cultures, where the sun is man, the moon is woman and feminine energy. As a result, a Lunar Nonbinary Person, or Lunarian, would be someone who has similarities in identity or experience with women. It functions as a less easily abused term for “female aligned.”

Term coined by: Unknown

[Image: 5 horizontal stripes starting from light orange, orange, pastel yellow, black, gray. In the center of the yellow stripe is a simplified sun symbol].

Full size [Here]

Color meanings: 

Orange: solarian (the different shades = the varying levels in which people can be/experience being solarian).

Yellow: represents the nonbinary nature of those represented by this flag.

Black: represents everyone that has no gender.

Gray: the varying degrees in which people can experience gender.

Designed by: @temp-nb-blog 

[Image: 4 stripes, pastel red, pastel yellow, pastel yellow-orange, pastel orange. In the center is a pastel yellow circle with a pastel brown border dot in the center).

Full size [Here]

Designed by: @yourfavegoestoactualpride 

[Image: 3 stripes, yellow-orange, white, yellow-orange. In the center is the same symbol as above but white with black outline and dot].

Full size [Here]

Designed by: @enby-positivity

Full pride gallery HERE! FAQ and “dictionary” of genders, orientations, and other related terms HERE. Send any questions to Ask-Pride-Color-Schemes!

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Stellarian

Stellarian: With as many possible identities and presentations as there are stars in the sky, a Stellar Nonbinary Person, or Stellarian, would be someone who does not experience strong alignment with either binary gender, or who rejects such alignment.

Solarian: In many cultures and religious systems, the sun is associated with masculinity, and male energy. As a result, a Solar Nonbinary Person, or Solarian, would be someone who has similarities in identity or experience with men. The term functions as a less easily abused form of “male aligned.”

Lunarian: In equally many cultures, where the sun is man, the moon is woman and feminine energy. As a result, a Lunar Nonbinary Person, or Lunarian, would be someone who has similarities in identity or experience with women. It functions as a less easily abused term for “female aligned.”

Term coined by: Unknown

[Image: 5 horizontal stripes starting from pastel mint green, mint green, pastel yellow, black, gray. In the center of the yellow stripe is four 5-pointed stars of varying sizes].

Full size [Here]

Color meanings:

Green: stellarian (the different shades = the varying levels in which people can be/experience being Stellarian)

Yellow: represents the nonbinary nature of those represented by this flag.

Black: represents everyone that has no gender.

Gray: the varying degrees in which people can experience gender.

Designed by: @temp-nb-blog​

[Image: 4 stripes, 4 shades of pastel gray-purple starting from darkest then lightest, 2nd lightest, 3rd lightest. In the center is a white star with a grey outline].

Full size [Here]

Designed by: @yourfavegoestoactualpride​

[Image: 3 stripes, navy blue, white, navy blue. In the center is a bunch of black 5-point stars of varying sizes].

Full size [Here]

[Image: 3 stripes, navy blue, white, navy blue. In the center is a black asterisk].

Full size [Here]

Designed by: @enby-positivity​

Full pride gallery HERE! FAQ and “dictionary” of genders, orientations, and other related terms HERE. Send any questions to Ask-Pride-Color-Schemes!