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Xirl pixels (v2)
Xirl pixels
Identity of the Day
Xirl
Type: Gender
Definition: Xirl is a label used by those who identify as some form of Nonbinary as well as some form of girl, woman, female, or feminine gender. It can also be used for those who identify with some parts of femininity but want to have a term that isn't entirely a girl, or because the want a term which isn't associated with the typical ideas of a girl.
Flag(s):
This is the Xirl flag made by Pride-Flags in August 2015. The grey stripes are used to represent all possible meanings. The white stripes are used to bring the other colors together, and as a reminder of the Genderqueer flag. The green stripes represent the Nonbinary nature of it. The pinkish stripes represent the connection to girlhood.
This is an alternate Xoy flag made by Pride-Flags in February 2021.
Xirl and Xoy Cullen family
Gender Buddy: Xirl (104/120)
Level: 3 Element: Water FRND: 69 PWR: 192
Abilities: Sing: Soothes those around them who need something gentle to listen to. Seaglass Shine: Causes nearby sea life to glow brightly.
Bio: When you dive deep enough into the ocean, you might be face-to-face with this enormous Buddy. It sings a soothing melody that calls other Buddies over to it, where they'll take cover under its protective umbrella-like swimming structure. Don't worry about its size: It's very friendly and enjoys any and all company.
after what's felt like a VERY long time, i'm back in my xirl/fem era. i'm more comfortable with being percieved as fem and my dysphoria has lessened too. all i gotta say is: the genderfaer-ness is real
I’m not really identifying as a xirl anymore because I believe I was a xirl when I was younger, from about ages 9-19, basically as soon as I felt that I was different from girls and wanted to be seen as something else other than a girl, to when I realised I was non-binary while becoming an adult.
Still gonna use this url because magical xirls rock
Feminamoric Girl Pride Flag
Feminamoric woman/girl: a diamoric orientation describing those who are genderqueer/non-binary and woman/girl while attracted primarily or exclusively to women.
Combining colors from feminamoric flag and non-binary woman flags.