#thalassagender

[prettiest-pride-flag]

Round 1, Match 251 — Vastgender Prism vs. Thalassagender

Which pride flag do you prefer?

Vastgender Prism

Thalassagender

Voting ended onJun 12

VASTGENDER Definition: Gendervast, or vastgender, is a gender that can be described by many different labels, but is only one gender itself. The gender is hard or impossible to describe with just one term. It is similar to genderhoarder, but it is not fluid. Flag creator: Unknown Colour meanings: It uses the original flag as inspiration but with a prism theme to = all the genders that form a single gender, like all the colors that make up white. The stripes = different 'in nature' or 'aligned' genders. Black = voidine, fuschia = liminal, pink = feminine, orange = xenine, yellow = nonbinary, green = agender, teal = outherine, blue = masculine, and purple = kenochoric. The layout of the flag can also be easily adapted to = a specific individual’s vastgender.

THALASSAGENDER Definition: A form of agender with a connection to the ocean. It flows and shifts like waves on the sea, at times feeling closer or farther from other genders, but never quite reaching them. Other times the water is calm, and things feel easier to define. It may also simply appeal to those who love the ocean and feel a strong connection with it. An individual can choose to skim along the surface or dive deep into their personal experience with the gender. Flag creator: @cottonflame (2021) Colour meanings: Unknown

[cottonflame]

Thalassagender (thu•la•suh•jen•dr)

My first gender/flag design! I might make more at some point. I think it fits me well :] . Sorry if this is similar to any other xenogender(s) out there, I'm very new to this and I'm just doing it for fun!

Definition:

A form of agender with a connection to the ocean. It flows and shifts like waves on the sea, at times feeling closer or farther from other genders, but never quite reaching them. Other times the water is calm, and things feel easier to define. It may also simply appeal to those who love the ocean and feel a strong connection with it. An individual can choose to skim along the surface or dive deep into their personal experience with the gender.