#genderdae

[prettiest-pride-flag]

Round 2, Match 22 — Genderflor vs. Pastelgender

Which pride flag do you prefer?

Genderflor

Pastelgender

Voting ended onJun 22

GENDERFLOR Definition: Genderflor, also known as genderdae or wyvegender, is a form of genderfluidity that never encompasses masculine or feminine genders. Genderflor individuals can be fluid between any range of non-binary genders, unaligned genders (such as aporagender), and genderlessness. However, they are never a binary man or woman and do not experience genders that are related to masculinity or femininity. Flag creator: @flagify (2020) Colour meanings: Unknown

PASTELGENDER Definition: Pastelgender or pastelcolorgender is both an aesthetigender and umbrella term for genders connected to pastel colors and the soft side of feelings, hues, emotions, or objects associated with that pastel color. Pastelgender people may have a strong connection to pastel colors or incorporate pastel colors into their gender to better understand their identity. Pastelgender is a modifier for both colorgenders, such as pastelpinkgender, and other gendered terms, such as pastelenby or demipastel. Flag creator: Manzenk0 (2021) Colour meanings: The colors of the flag flow together fluidly to represent the pastel color spectrum.

[queertothepoint]

Identity of the Day

Genderflor

Type: Gender

Definition: Genderflor, also Genderdae or Wyvegender, is a label used by those who's gender is fluid but never encompasses woman or man. Those who are Genderflor may experience any number of neutral, genderless, and unaligned, genders. It is a part of the Genderfluid umbrella. It is also a part of the Nonbinary, Genderqueer, and Transgender umbrellas though not everyone who uses this label considers themself to be any or all of these as well.

Flag(s):

This is the first Genderflor flag, made by obscure-dare sometime before or during April 2018. The colors are based off of the Genderqueer flag, with the purple representing genders that are feminine but not women, the green representing genders that are masculine but not men, the thick black lines from the Genderfluid flag, the thin black stripes are used to represent unplaceable, unknown, and mysterious genders, and the white stripes are to represent the absence of gender.

This is the Genderflor flag, made by uncommongenders in April 2018. It was made to complement the Genderfae and Genderfawn flags, while not having the pinks or blues of either to represent not being a man or woman.

[mogai-headcanons]

MEIKA Hime from Vocaloid is an irrexian pansexual agender genderfeor kevatagender evari who has been experimenting with pronouns for a while and recently decided to use fleur/fleurs and they/them pronouns! Fleurs sibling MEIKA Mikoto is a polyamorous queer intersex genderdae switchfluid cassgender agenderflux nonvirmina person who typically uses no pronouns, but uses it/its or they/them in specific situtations! The two’s babysitter v flower is a bellusromantic asexual genderqueer fluidflux nonbinary ningender trans lesbian who prefers they/them, xe/xem, or dae/daem pronouns, but is fine with she/her or he/him! The three are a happy nonbinary family who accept each other no matter their differences and struggles!

[neurogender]

Neutrofluid/Queerfluid - a gender identity falling under genderfluid category, it’s a gender identity that only travels between nonbinary genders, never binary male/female

green - nonbinary tied to binary spectrum white - lack of/all genders yellow - nonbinary outside the binary spectrum greyish blue - demi genders purple - multiple genders identity

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a gender like this already exists (Genderflor / Genderdae: a fluid identity that never encompasses feeling feminine or masculine. Counterpart to genderfaun & genderfae.), but that doesn’t matter! thanks for submitting!

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I wonder if there should be a word for all of these genderfluid-related terms collectively.

genderfae (never male/masculine), genderfaun (never female/feminine)

genderflor (coining: never male or female, sometimes never male/masc/female/fem), equivalent to the earlier but less-used term genderdae

genderfaer (never male but may be masculine), genderfaunet (never female but may be feminine)

gendersylph (”xeno or otherwise uncommon identities”), people were encouraged to use genderfaon after evidence that the coiner was a troll (coiner later said the definition had changed but I couldn’t find an older one)

genderfain (genderfae and genderfaun at different times)

genderfrith (never completely removed from masculinity or femininity)

They’re useful for giving a broad idea of a person’s genderfluidity without getting into details. They have a theme that has been mostly kept - not just the F part, but the mythological aspect.

[xeno-aligned]

is there a list of aporagenders?

Aporagender: a nonbinary gender identity and umbrella term for gender(s) separate from male, female and anything in between (unlike androgyne) while still having a very strong and specific gendered feeling.

Genderflor or genderdae: a fluid identity that never encompasses feeling feminine or masculine. Counterpart to genderfaun/genderfae.

Maverique: an identity that is not the absence of gender, or an apathy towards gender, but a present feeling of gender. This feeling of gender is completely independent from male, female, neutral, or anything derived from any of them.

Aliagender or Aliusgender: A gender identity that is “other” and/or that is outside of existing social constructs of gender.

Ilyagender: having a tangible¹ presence of gender, one which is not man, woman, neutral, or agender in any way, nor between or a combination or derivation. related: aliagender, aporagender, maverique.

¹tangible; extant; positive

Neutrois: 1) a gender identity that is neither male nor female, but neutral. 2. no internal sense of gender identity. In this latter definition, it's a synonym for agender or genderless.

Genderqueer & nonbinary can also be aporagenders, depending on how they’re used. There’s many other genders that can be aporagenders too, such as xenogender... basically, if a gender isn’t binary then it’s an aporagender.

[related: a post explaining the difference between aliagender, aporagender, ilyagender & maverique]

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

wheb coined, genderflor was defined as to fluidly experience all genders except male and female, yet there are two later posts and the wikia that state that genderflor is to fluidly experience genders that are not male, female, masc or fem. these are very different things and im not sure which is correct? i would guess the coining definition would be most accurate but im not sure if the definition changed. can you clarify and maybe this post can get some reblogs to help clear up the confusion

This was the original coining post, but I think it was probably changed to the second defintion you gave because Genderfae and Genderfaun themselves are often described as (taking Genderfaun as the example) fluid gender that never encompasses being feminine, or a fluid gender that never encompasses being female/feminine. 

It can be pretty confusing due to the conflation of feminine and masculine with man and woman, which is still often used in trans terms (ie. Transmasc and Transfem). 

So I think the second definition would be the one to go by, imo.

[prettiest-pride-flag]

Round 1, Match 42 — Genderflor vs. Rainbow

Which pride flag is your favourite?

Genderflor

Rainbow

Voting ended onMay 7

GENDERFLOR Definition: Genderflor, also known as genderdae or wyvegender, is a form of genderfluidity that never encompasses masculine or feminine genders. Genderflor individuals can be fluid between any range of non-binary genders, unaligned genders (such as aporagender), and genderlessness. However, they are never a binary man or woman and do not experience genders that are related to masculinity or femininity. Flag creator: @flagify (2020) Colour meanings: Unknown

RAINBOW Definition: The rainbow flag or pride flag (formerly gay pride flag) is a symbol of LGBTQ pride and LGBTQ social movements, as well as a peace symbol. The colors reflect the diversity of the LGBTQ community and the spectrum of human sexuality and gender. Using a rainbow flag as a symbol of LGBTQ pride began in San Francisco, California and subsequently became common at LGBTQ rights events worldwide. LGBTQ people and allies currently use rainbow flags and many rainbow-themed items and color schemes as an outward symbol of their identity or support. There are derivations of the rainbow flag that are used to focus attention on specific causes or groups within the community (e.g. transgender people, fighting the AIDS epidemic, inclusion of LGBTQ people of color). In addition to the rainbow, many other flags and symbols are used to communicate specific identities within the LGBTQ community. Flag creator: Gilbert Baker (1978) Colour meanings: Hot pink = sexuality, red = life, orange = healing, yellow= sunlight, green = nature, turquoise = magic/art, indigo = serenity, violet = spirit.