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vibragender flag picked from kiyotaka ishimaru!
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Carmigender, Mesotrois, Equitrois, Solarian, Vibragender, and Arithmagender people are stunning, and I love you all!
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Vibragender: A genderfluid identity that is mostly stable, but occasionally changes rapidly before stabilizing again.
-Kau
Any suggested terms for a nonbinary gender than can range from very feminine to almost masculine, with a tendency to hover around being mostly feminine (primarily out of convenience)? Sorry if that didn't make sense. >.<
I can’t think of anything that fits exactly, but I can tell you a list of terms that may make sense:
Genderfluid: “Having a gender identity that changes, ex. from boy to girl and back.“
Girlflux or Womanflux: “When one feels mostly or all female most of the time but experiences fluctuating intensities of female identity. This can be fluid with any other identity.
A Girlflux person for example maybe female 50% of the time agender 25% percent of the time and a mix of the two the rest of the time.”
(If your gender is feminine but not female, you can use nonpuellaflux or feminineflux or femgenderflux or something.)
Domgender or Plerugender: “When one has several genders, but a certain one is dominant.(pleru derived from the latin roon "plerumque", meaning "for the most part/mostly") “
Argogender or Argogenderfluid: “A subset of genderfluid wherein the changes between one’s separate genders or the parts of one’s gender happen gradually. “Argogender” can also mean a gender the user defines according to any kind of slowness. Prefix from the Greek word αργóς meaning slow.“
Genderfae: “An experience of genderfluidity that never encompasses feeling masculine.“
Bigenderfluid: “Being bigender, with your gender fluctuating between the two.“
Cadogender: A polygender identity where one feels like they have one gender that is their default, or that they fall back on.
Femfluidflux: “Being fluid between feminine and nonbinary genders and having the intensity of those genders fluctuate. “
Gradience: “Gradient + Radiance. Multigender/Demigender/Genderfluid. Has a core gender that is well-defined. The further away extra genders are from this core, the harder they are to understand and define.“
Sapphiregender: “A gender that is aesthetically related to sapphires, a gender that is feminine, nonbinary, and vaguely fluid.“
Syngender: “A subset of genderfluid; for people who usually feel a certain gender, however it fluctuates sometimes.Not to be confused with genderflux.Derived from the Greek word "συνήθως" (syní̱tho̱s) meaning "common" or "usual".“
Tauragender/Taurgender: “When someone’s gender stays the same for an extended amount of time due to the comfort they feel with that gender. The gender may change but the individual is reluctant for that change due to stubbornness, but when they do allow the change it is usually for the better.Based on the zodiac sign Taurus.“
Vibragender: “A gender that is usually one, stable gender, but occasionally fluctuates and changes before stabilizing again.“
Personagender: “A term used to describe a gender which is used in public as a social identity even though the individual doesn’t completely identify that way, eg. personaboy.“
I tried to find terms about being genderfluid with a leaning, or about being more of a certain gender for convenience, but most of them either talk about the gender they use for convenience not being the real gender, or, in the case of fluid genders, talk like a certain gender is always there or like the genders are all of a certain spectrum instead of just mostly hovering around a certain gender.
You can also use demigenders if you feel like you are partly feminine more than you are partly something else (demifeminine, magifeminine, dodransfeminine, etc.), but most people won’t look at those labels and think you are genderfluid from the get-go.
~ Tath
Various gender terms with no known flags (part 39)
Ultragender: A gender that is powerful and of high status, too powerful to be restricted into a spectrum.
Vasegender: A gender that feels/seems fragile, but holds something beautiful.
Vectorgender: When your gender is in the direction of something, but not actually that something, ie. a vectorgirl would be someone with a gender pointed in or traveling in the direction of girlness, but who is not actually a girl.
Vestigender: A gender that blankets another, stronger, gender. It’s the only visible gender, but underneath there is much more of the blanketed gender than there is of the blanket gender.
Vibragender: A gender that is usually one, stable gender, but occasionally fluctuates and changes before stabilizing again.
Virusgender or Viridaegender: A gender that feels as if it started out small, but has grown and replicated and now feels as if it is taking over various facets of your life. May fade away with time and never return, or fade away but come back later a bit different, or be something that’s a permanent aspect of your life. Can be used on its own or in conjunction with another gender (viridaeboy, virusgirl, etc). Can also be used with a modifier in front of it (ex. genderplasma+viridaegender= plasmaviridaegender, robogender+virusgender=robovirusgender)
Vocagender: When you only feel your gender when you’re saying it out loud/talking about it. Can be combined with relevant genders.
[Full list of terms are in the google docs if you don’t want to wait for the next posts]
[Link for A-K] and [Link for L-Z] and [Link for text only]
If any of you know if there’s flags for any of these already, please send a link to it so we can add it to the gallery! And if you know who coined it so we can properly credit them (and that includes if it was anonymously posted or the blog deactivated).