#gender modalities

[seekerstock]

gender modalities

(pt: gender modalities /end pt)

this is a informational post listing different types of gender modalities, made as a personal reference for ourselves. the definitions listed in this list are made to not include any mentions of AGAB/OGAB.

intersex exclusive:

ectogender - [x] that isn't any modality due to being intersex

ipsogender - identifying with [x] one already has, while feeling cis doesn't fit due to being intersex

syngender - transitioning into [x] while being intersex

ultergender - transitioning into [x], while feeling trans doesn't fit due to being intersex

versogender - [x] that isn't (between) cis or trans, but a serpate experience entirely that is specific to those who are intersex

plural/system exclusive:

azligender - identifying with [x] one already has as a headmate, while the body is transitioning into [x]

ecligender - transitioning into [x] as a headmate, white the body identifies with [x] one already has

evolgender - transitioning into [x], while feeling trans doesn't fit due to being plural/a system

levigender - having a different gender modality than the body one is in

other:

absgender - [x] that is beyond, between, or removes from the cis trans dichotomy

adgender - moving towards [x]

centrgender/isogender/metagender - [x] that neither cis or trans

cisgender - identifying with [x] one already has

citeragender/intragender - [x] that is not cis, while being similar to cis experiences

distogender - being one gender modality but considering oneself a different modality

instincgender - [x] that is not trans, while being similar to trans experiences

sensgender - [x] that is similar to trans experiences sometimes, temporarily, or partially

transgender - transitioning into [x]

combinations:

abisogender - [x] that is abs & iso

abltergender - [x] that is abs & ulter

adcisgender/cisadgender - [x] that is ad & cis

adcisogender - [x] that is ad, cis, & iso

ambgender - [x] that is equally cis & trans

centrisogender - [x] that is between cis & trans

ciabsgender - [x] that is abs & cis

cintragender - [x] that is cis & intra

cisisogender/isocisgender - [x] that is cis & iso

cistragender - [x] that is cis & trans, but cis leaning

encisogender - [x] that is between cis & iso

ipsotergender - [x] that is more ipso than ulter

ipsoultergender/ulteripsogender - [x] that is ipso & ulter

isoadgender - [x] that is ad & iso

isotransgender/transisogender - [x] that is iso & trans

pargender - [x] that isn't trans, but isn't entirely cis

tergigender - [x] that is cis & trans, but trans leaning

trabsgender -[x] that is abs & trans

transisogender - [x] that is iso & trans

triabsgender - [x] that is abs, cis, & trans

trisgender - [x] that is cis & trans

triscentr - [x] that is centr & tris

trisogender - [x] that is cis, iso, & trans

ultcisgender - [x] that is cis & ulter

ulterisgender - [x] that is iso & ulter

ultersogender - [x] that is more ulter than ipso

ultransgender - [x] that is ulter & trans

ultrisgender - [x] that is cis, ulter, & trans

[ashenwilting]

Transhasch/Transhaus: Transitioning towards haschnavinity (link)/a haschnavine identity.

Adhasch/Adhaus: Moving towards a haschnavine (link) identity.

Taglist: @radiomogai

[gendervesp]

Transmascine || Transfemine

These terms work as variations of transmasculine/transfeminine that explicitly have no attachment or barrier based on AGAB. Being transmascine/transfemine does not indicate a persons private information concerning reproductive anatomy and assigned gender. Rather, it simply indicates a trans person who's gender (identity or expression) is wholly, or partially, masculine/feminine.

These terms include genderfluid, multigender, demigender, abinary, trans man/woman etc.

They can be used by anyone, but were particularly made for people who resonate with transmasculine/transfeminine but feel uncomfortable with the contingency on AGAB.

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Ideospec Ultergenders

¹Ulterneutral flag | ²Ulterfeminine flag | ³Ultermasculine flag

Ulterneu(tral): A gender modality for ultergender people who are of a neutral gender identity or transitioning neutrally (nideogender spectrum/nideospec). For intersex people.

Ulterfem(inine): A gender modality for ultergender people who are of a feminine gender identity or be transitioning femininely (fideogender spectrum/fideospec). For intersex people.

Ultermasc(uline): A gender modality for ultergender people who are of a masculine gender identity or be transitioning masculinely (mideogender spectrum/mideospec). For intersex people.

Ulterfemininity and ultermasculinity were coined by @intersexfairy. This is the coining of ulterneutrality. The ideospec flags are combining the ultergender flag colors with masc/fem flag colors from isomasc/isofem flags. Ulterneutral uses the gender neutral flag colors.

Ulterne, ulterfe, and ulterma may also encompass viaspec and niaspec identities (niagender/viagender), such as ulter neutrois (ulterneutrois/neingender or abiaspec/abiagender or abideospec/abideogender/abingender), ulterfemale (ulter woman/feingender), and ultermale (ulter man/maingender).

See also: bideospec ipsogenders; inter-expressive; exparium.

[imoga-pride]

what does isocis mean? and can you be both cis and adgender?

isocis: being both cis* and iso*; isogender and cisgender.

and yes

[radiomogai]

we know this probably shouldn't be sent to you but rather to a coining blog but. let's just shoot the shot heh

im coining an umbrella

but it's technically not a gender (umbrella)

and have no idea what to name it

current defintion goes:

an identity umbrella term based on both cis- and trans-gender but not individually — the transness and cisness cannot be separated into "being both cis and trans", but rather being its own identity as a whole

and. we don't know if naming it an identity umbrella term is right

it's okay if you're no help, it's a little complicated

It sounds like it could be a gender modality (link). It sounds similar as well to cistrans/transcis/tris, but I'm getting the sense that the distinction's that while cistrans/transcis/tris can be described as 'trans + cis', separate but mutually present, in what you're describing they can't. I don't have any name suggestions unfortunately