#libramasc

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flags in order gnc | androgyne | centrigender bigender | trigender | multigender libragender | libramasc | librafem

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Libramasculine : a libragender identity in which one's gender is mostly agender, but experiences a small amount of attachment to being masculine and/or have a connection with boy/manhood.

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Libramasculine Ichigo Kurosaki from Bleach

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I deeply dislike that paragender has the wrong definition now and it's affecting demigender's definition in some people's eyes. Here's a screenshot from where paragender was coined and what I think it should mean:

So I get where the current system of 1-50% is demigender, 51-100% is paragender comes from, because para is near. But I never saw it as that. Demigender is when you're partially a given gender identity. Can be any %. Paragender is when your gender is adjacent to, similar to, or close to being that identity, but isn't. This could include demigender people who are a majority that gender (especially those who are very close, like 80-99%) but it can ALSO include people who are proxvir and juxera. Solarians, lunarians, and stellarians. Nonbinary men and women, and xenoboys and xenogirls who feel like they aren't quite binary but they're very close. Where a demigender person will always feel like they are partially that identity, a paragender person may not feel like it at all, but rather something close to it. Where a demigender persn would feel like only part of their gender is that identity, while the rest is something else (often agender but can be anything), a paragender person may feel like they are one singular full gender, and that gender is slightly to the left of being the named identity.

I think this way of defining is better because it is a bit more vague, so it doesn't have to exclude people using the % system - being 51%-99% a given gender CAN make you feel like you're adjacent to or close to that identity but not quite. But this way of defining would also include more people under demi- and paragender. And I think it gives the two identities more diffence in their concept and what sort of vibe they would have, while still including the possibility of overlap.

On top of that, Libragender isn't a defined % either, it's more like being agender but aligned or with trace amounts of gender. I think it would be like oriented aroace a little bit, or like para-oriented. So it could mean:

1. As used by some, a low % of gender, faint gender, or very weak feelings of being a given gender. Or, being partially a certain gender, but vast majority of yourself is agender, in other words.

2. You do not identify as any gender, but your presentation, preferred pronouns, current body, if and how you want to transition, and anything else is aligned in some way, so that is important to you and your identity (ex, AMAB agender who wants to take estrogen and grow out their hair feels librafeminine because they are transfem, despite not identifying as a girl)

3. You have no gender, but feel as if your nothingness itself is somehow aligned. It could be similar to 2, but those factors influencing your sense of gender alignment despite there being no gender, it could feel like an absence of a specific identity despite being the absence of all, or an expression of "there is no gender, BUT if there WAS, it would be this."

If this still doesn't make sense, here's a visual:

This is purple.

[Image ID: A solid purple square. End ID.]

These are all demipurple. They are not the only possible demipurples, but they are all variations of demipurple.

[Image ID: 3 squares that are partially purple and partially white. The first has more purple, the last has more white, and the middle is about half. End ID.]

These are all parapurple. They are not the only possible ways to be parapurple but they are all variations of parapurple.

[Image ID: 3 purple squares. The first has a short white strip at the top. The second is the color at 89% opacity layered over white, making it appear lighter. Blurple text is over it that says "(opacity 89%)." The third is a slightly hue-shifted shade of purple that is more bluish. End ID.]

These are both librapurple. I could only do 2 images because I'm on mobile and couldn't think of anymore anyways. As said before not the only ways but they're both different ways.

[Image ID: 2 squares. One is a very light purple. One is an off-white color that is tinted purple. End ID.]

I know I'm part of the community that doesn't care a lot about definitions but I actually do care. I think that definitions are important, and that even though it shouldn't be the end all be all of policing people's individual identities, the definition is an important guide, and I think libra and para have both been lost in translation. I think this revision restores the original meanings and intentions, explains them better, and is more inclusive and subjective experience-based. Including possibility of overlap while also retaining more distinct-ness from one another, just in terms of idea and concept.