more always [x] genderfluid part 1
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Part 2 (link), Part 3 (link), Part 4 (link)
based on these terms coined by atrinary (link), gendersyzygy coined by neopronouns (link), and gendersaros (link)
Where'd we get the term names? We just looked the roots of the above mentioned labels and found terms in the same general category. The fem, woman/girl/etc., masc, and man/boy/etc. roots were yoinked from this wikipedia article (link)
Gendercynthion, Flufeminine: a fluid gender that is always feminine in some way
Gendercytherion, Fluwoman: a fluid gender that is always a woman/girl/etc. in some way Genderhelion, Flumasculine: a fluid gender that is always masculine in some way Genderareion, Fluman: a fluid gender that is always a man/boy/etc. in some way
Genderneros, Fluandrogynous: a fluid gender that is always androgyne in some way; not to be confused with gendersaros/fluandrogyne or being always androgynous
Genderastron, Fluneutral: a fluid gender that is always neutral (NIN) in some way; may be synonymous with genderaqua (link)
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