#goosegender

[chronicallyqueercoining2]

Onomonopeia  suffix    |      -audiomonic

Meowaudiomonic

A gender in which someone feels connected to the word "meow." They may be catgender, it may be a stim, or they just may like the word, and feel that it gives them gender envy.

Barkaudiomonic

A gender in which someone feels connected to the word "bark." They may be pupgender, it may be a stim, or they just may like the word, and feel that it gives them gender envy.

Honkaudiomonic

A gender in which someone feels connected to the word "honk." They may be goosegender, it may be a stim, or they just may like the word, and feel that it gives them gender envy.

Ribbitaudiomonic

A gender in which someone feels connected to the word "ribbit." They may be frogender, it may be a stim, or they just may like the word, and feel that it gives them gender envy.

Cawaudiomonic

A gender in which someone feels connected to the word "caw." They may be crowgender, it may be a stim, or they just may like the word, and feel that it gives them gender envy.

Mooaudiomonic

A gender in which someone feels connected to the word "moo." They may be cowgender, it may be a stim, or they just may like the word, and feel that it gives them gender envy.

[chronicallyqueercoining]

Onomonopeia  suffix    |      -audiomonic

Meowaudiomonic

A gender in which someone feels connected to the word "meow." They may be catgender, it may be a stim, or they just may like the word, and feel that it gives them gender envy.

Barkaudiomonic

A gender in which someone feels connected to the word "bark." They may be pupgender, it may be a stim, or they just may like the word, and feel that it gives them gender envy.

Honkaudiomonic

A gender in which someone feels connected to the word "honk." They may be goosegender, it may be a stim, or they just may like the word, and feel that it gives them gender envy.

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[ID: A flag with eight horizontal stripes, all the same size. The colors are darker at the edges and lighter at the fifth stripe. The colors are, from top to bottom, very dark gray, dark brown-gray, brown-gray, light gray, white, washed-out light sky blue, lightish blue-teal, and soft blueish green. END ID]

Goosecoric: A gender related to goosecore

The colors are inspired by the related aesthetic

No Suggested Pronouns

[domdoesthings]

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hi im not one of those mogai ppl but u know what dounds cool and awesome? polybirdgender identifying as multiple species of bird (can be any) ex: goosegender + duckgender + (sea)gullgender