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@utilitygai
We are Moe-Guy, this is a MOGAI coining blog with a focus on utility coining. ... And some others, too. Queue posts 4 times a day, if I keep it stocked.
This blog holds no DNI, and we do take requests. Although, there is a blacklist of terms we'd rather not coin under the cut. Anything else is fair game though!
Persamaverine: someone who is comfortable using maverine terminology (mav, maven, veran, etc.) for themself, but is uncomfortable with others referring to them with maverine terminology.
Can also be defined as: someone who is comfortable describing themself as maverine, but is uncomfortable with others doing so.
Externamaverine: someone who is uncomfortable using maverine terminology (mav, maven, veran, etc.) for themself, but is comfortable with others referring to them with maverine terminology.
Can also be defined as: someone who is uncomfortable describing themself as maverine, but is comfortable with others doing so.
Tagging: @radiomogai
Perpetcordlyricora: when the lyric, "There's a perpetual disorder inside girls with field recorders" (Quit While You're Ahead, Rat King World Champion), is one's identity at its core. It will always be the lyric, it should be perceived as the lyric, and cannot exist without the lyric.
For @mantra-repeated's women's history month event! Although this was also just on my to-do list, haha... A bit tangential, but I got really excited I couldn't not. Day 7's coining prompt is: journalism, lawyers, and/or feminism. The experience part of the event's question is: Does your orientation affect your girlhood? Other way around, actually! My gyninity can't really be separated from my orientation. My studious orientation wouldn't be the same without me being a girl, my social orientation wouldn't be the same without me being a girl, my sense of attraction adjacent to others can't exist in the same state without my gyninity. It goes back to the groundwork metaphor I spoke about on day 1, actually, expanding over to this as well. Attraction involving external forces do tend to be gendered, so being perceived as a woman tends to influence how others feel about me. And attraction is often a two-way street, so naturally it would impact my own experiences with attraction as well- and where there's attraction, there's an orientation. I'd presume the other ways around would be true as well, orientation affecting girlhood, but... It's not something I've exactly thought about, haha. Tagging: @radiomogai @sugar-sweet-fawnwife @cora-archive
Equinstgirl: someone who feels their girlhood is intertwined with equestrianism, the skill or sport of riding horses.
For @mantra-repeated's women's history month event! Day 6's coining prompt is: cheer, ballet and/or equestrianism. I am afraid I am going to be skipping the experience part for this day, as I... don't have an answer. There's alot of women out there, hard to narrow it down.
Tagging: @radiomogai @fem-mogai
Gynmechanized: When one's gyninity is the inner mechanics of their identity. There may or may not be non-gynine outer functions, but the inside function is gynine.
For @mantra-repeated's women's history month event! Day 5's coining prompt is: piloting, mechanics, and/or astronauteering. The experience part of the event's question is: Those who are neurodivergent, disabled, intersex, and/or racialized, how does this effect your girlhood&? (I crossed out the ones that don't apply to me. I'm technically disabled, but it doesn't apply for this question.)
Being intersex and neurodivergent means oftentimes girlhood and femininity, even though I'm not particularly feminine, are stripped from me and instead I up boxed into a radical other. Instead of being a girl, I'm... a variety of derogatory words I will refrain from repeating so this post isn't content warned to hell. It creates a sense of imposter-y almost, that I'm doing it wrong somehow, or that I don't really count. Outside of perception, though, it doesn't help I never really quite understood what it means to be a certain gender, what differentiates it from others, etc. like how others seem to just innately Get. It's a social construct, sure, but still one others seem to just know. I've found my work-arounds, the MOGAI and otherwise neolabeled community definitely helping, but that beginning confusion definitely plays into how my girlhood manifests entirely.
Tagging: @radiomogai @fem-mogai
I sorta wish more referential language wasn't just... half of the word with an -an or -y at the end, haha. I know it's simpler and it does get the job done, I just wish there was more variety I guess. This is something neoumbrellas do alot of, like... Completely random example, but the referential language for Occunous could've just been 'individual: occu, minor: occy, adult: occan' but it's not. Instead, we have horror and view. And, they generally give off the feel of the concept of Occunous better? In my opinion, anyway. Like... Occunous is, amongst other things, a neoumbrella about The Beholding from the Magnus Archives, an entity focused primarily on the fear of being watched and the need/desire to know despite any risk. Horror is a word that is typically used in fearful contexts, and to view something is to watch it. These are words that encapsulate the vague concept of Occunous, and precisely why they work so well as referential language. Hypothetically, if it were to be occu/occy/occan, while that would work (primarily due to Occu being a root word (presumably) from oculus, meaning eye...), it wouldn't give off the vibe of Occunous nearly as well as the existing referential language does. Ramble over, but I just feel like more... conceptual I guess is the word, referential language would do good? Just food for thought.
Authorgirl: someone who identifies as both an author and a girl, feels their girlhood is important to their authorial identity, and/or vice versa. Or, a girl that feels their girlhood has been authored in some way; created and published, oft in writing. Mayhaps the girl is the one doing the authoring.
For @mantra-repeated's women's history month event! Day 4's coining prompt is: literature, movie production, and/or fashion. This is only really tangentially related, but I didn't have any other ideas. The experience part of the event's question is: What is your favorite thing about being a girl? That's a really hard question, and not really one I have an answer to... I suppose I like the sense of community it brings. Seeing other women succeed and accomplish great things. It's also always a fun little surprise finding out other coiners on here are girls as well. Though, suppose that's not really me being a girl, is it? My favorite part of being a girl is... Well, it's just fun. Haha. I like being a girl just for the sake of being a girl. Suppose not quite the answer anyone's looking for, but... It's the one I've got!
Tagging: @radiomogai @fem-mogai
Confirmed: this flag will get you pregnant
Persaabinarine: someone who is comfortable using abinarine terminology (aby, abin, aban, etc.) for themself, but is uncomfortable with others referring to them with abinarine terminology.
Can also be defined as: someone who is comfortable describing themself as abinarine, but is uncomfortable with others doing so.
Externaabinarine: someone who is uncomfortable using abinarine terminology (aby, abin, aban, etc.) for themself, but is comfortable with others referring to them with abinarine terminology.
Can also be defined as: someone who is uncomfortable describing themself as abinarine, but is comfortable with others doing so.
Tagging: @radiomogai @persexterna-archive
Sportygirl: someone who feels their girlhood is intertwined with sportiness, the quality of being sporty; engaging with or otherwise being fond of sports.
For @mantra-repeated's women's history month event! Day 3's coining prompt is: hockey, football, and/or just general sports. I have never been more out of my expertise. The experience part of the event's question is: What are some unconventional ways you express your girlhood? Hm... I don't really intentionally express it, just sorta happens, so my answer is most likely going to be roundabout and bad, haha. Apologies in advance. But probably my identity as a researcher, actually! Identifying with the concept and act of doing research is quite a weighted part of my identity, and it's quite tied in to my gyninity (You'll see more of this on day 7, haha) as well, but it's not exactly conventional, as far as I know? Never quite understood where the border lies between conventional/unconventional, what makes something conventional as opposed to slightly off-base but still conventional/depends on context as opposed to unconventional. ... Irregardless, the groundwork metaphor I love dearly applies here as well- without the girlhood, there would be no identity as a researcher, or atleast heavily altered. So, it ties into my expression of gyninity as well. Hm... Researchergirl...
Tagging: @radiomogai @fem-mogai
Persanonbinarine: someone who is comfortable using nonbinarine terminology (enby, enban, nonbin, etc.) for themself, but is uncomfortable with others referring to them with nonbinarine terminology.
Can also be defined as: someone who is comfortable describing themself as nonbinarine, but is uncomfortable with others doing so.
Externanonbinarine: someone who is uncomfortable with using nonbinarine terminology (enby, enban, nonbin, etc.) for themself, but is comfortable with others referring to them with nonbinarine terminology.
Can also be defined as: someone who is uncomfortable describing themself as nonbinarine, but is comfortable with others doing so.
Tagging: @radiomogai @persexterna-archive
Persaandrogyne: someone who is comfortable using androgynous terminology (angi, boygirl, manwoman, etc.) for themself, but is uncomfortable with others referring to them with androgynous terminology. Can also be defined as: someone who is comfortable with describing themself as androgynous, but is uncomfortable with others doing so.
Externaandrogyne: someone who is uncomfortable with using androgynous terminology (angi, boygirl, manwoman, etc.) for themself, but is comfortable with others referring to them with androgynous terminology.
Can also be defined as: someone who is uncomfortable with describing themself as androgynous, but is comfortable with others doing so.
Tagging: @radiomogai @persexterna-archive
Albagirl: those who are girls (or otherwise gynine: women, gals, lasses, etc.) and their identity is related to Alba the rabbit in some way. This could be through feeling one's girlhood is connected to Alba, and the surrounding story/circumstance, being a girl and having an identity connected to Alba, etc.
For @mantra-repeated's women's history month event! Day 2's coining prompt is: genetics, biochemistry, and/or botany. The experience part of the event's question is: How has media impacted your girlhood, femininity, etc?
I am a fictive, so… Just a little! Haha. No, but seriously, it impacts my girlhood quite a bit, I'd say. Honestly, if I weren't fiction-derived, I wouldn't have the same experience with gyninity, maybe wouldn't be even at all. But even with outside media as well, since a majority of the music I find myself gravitated towards is more often than not made by a woman and often speak on their experience with womanhood, femininity, etc. within the songs themselves. There's a sense of, I guess community is the right word, there. All in all, I'd say I'm rather defined by media, and my girlhood is no exception...
Tagging: @radiomogai @fem-mogai
Persaandrine: someone who is comfortable using andrine terminology (andro, boy, man, etc.) for themself, but is uncomfortable with others referring to them with andrine terminology.
Can also be defined as: someone who is comfortable with describing themself as andrine, but is uncomfortable with others doing so.
Externaandrine: someone who is uncomfortable with using andrine terminology (andro, boy, man, etc.) for themself, but is comfortable with others referring to them with andrine terminology.
Can also be defined as: someone who is uncomfortable with describing themself as andrine, but is comfortable with others doing so.
Tagging: @radiomogai @persexterna-archive
Persagynine: someone who is comfortable using gynine terminology (gyn, girl, woman, etc.) for themself, but is uncomfortable with others referring to them with gynine terminology.
Can also be defined as: someone who is comfortable describing themself as gynine, but is uncomfortable with others doing so.
Externagynine: someone who is uncomfortable with using gynine terminology (gyn, girl, woman, etc.) for themself, but is comfortable with others referring to them with gynine terminology.
Can also be defined as: someone who is uncomfortable with describing themself as gynine, but is comfortable with others doing so.
Tagging: @radiomogai @persexterna-archive
Girlkernel: a term for when one's girlhood is at the core of one's identity, and manages the 'operations' of the other parts of one's identity. IE: girlhood influencing attraction, girlhood influencing gender quality, etc. This can include girlhood managing all of one's identity, most parts, some parts, etc. Ranging scale!
For @mantra-repeated's women's history month event! Day 1's coining prompt is: computing, programming, and/or mathematics. Apologies if I'm late, but I believe I'm still within the time-frame? The experience part of the event's question is: What is your experience with girlhood, femininity, etc? My experience is that... it's there! Intertwined with the rest of my identity and just is part of me, I suppose. In the way the sky is blue and time keeps ticking, I just... am a girl, woman, what have you. Despite having other aspects of gender identity, and not-so gender identity, my girlhood lays underneath and makes up the groundwork foundation of the whole self that is me. I'm not particularly feminine, but tend to end up perceived that way anyway.
Tagging: @radiomogai @fem-mogai