I don’t think there are any yet, but if you or anyone else would like to coin something for them, you’re more than welcome to! That’d be really interesting to see, actually. 😀
You could probably just use them in the same way as the standard Hogwartsgenders, where its just (House)gender. So like Slytherpuffgender.
No worries lol it can be a bit confusing with all the misinformation out there. To put it simply, MOGAI is just an alternative acronym for what is commonly known as the LGBTQ+ community. It stands for Marginalized Orientations, Gender Alignments, and Intersex. It is not a noun, nor is it only used for those with nonbinary identities, xenogenders, or those who are a-spec.
Aisthesisgender/Synesgender: A gender that is made of sensation or sensations, or is a sensation or sensations. Hence aisthesis being the greek word for ‘sensation’. A gender that can be colors, feelings, sounds, or shapes. But, can also be a gender associated with such. Can be a stand alone term, and one that describes another gender. Can be used by both synesthetes and non-synesthetes.
Sensogender: A gender affected by or relating to physical contact with a surface.
Colorgender: A gender associated with one or more colors and the feelings, hues, emotions, and/or objects associated with that color. Can be used like pinkgender, violetgender, etc.
If none of those work, Synesthegender sounds like a good name!
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Asterosian: a man who is (at least) attracted to men and nonbinary people.
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Sonny Corleone fictionkin: identifying partially or entirely as Sonny Corleone from The Godfather.
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Jellyfishkin: identifying partially or entirely as a jellyfish.
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Mothkin: identifying partially or entirely as a moth.
It sounds like you may just have some internalized transphobia, anon. Sometimes, even if you realize you’re trans, you might feel like you don’t want to be or that you wish you could be something you’re not. It can be difficult to deal with, but just take it one step at a time okay? Maybe find somewhere you can discuss these feelings safely, such as with a gender therapist. I wish you luck, and know that you’re not alone. 🙂
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Omnienanteic: Genderfluid, with one’s attraction to other genders changing with one’s gender so that the individual is always attracted to one’s antigender.
Okay, so you’re nonbinary but male-aligned (which is also called Solarian). And you’re at least attracted to men. So we have a few options.
If you think you’re nobinary and also a man in some way, and (at least) attracted to men, you could use Azurian, which means you’re nblm and mlm.
If you think you’re just nonbinary, and attracted to (at least) men, you could use nblm, also called Toric or Quadrisian.
There are also some terms that are non-specific to the gender of the person with the orientation. Ma-/Andro-/Man- is just attraction to men. As is Mascic.
And if you think you are exlusively attracted to men, there is Viramoric, which is a nonbinary person who exclusively experiences attraction to men.
Chameleo-: Desiring to either perform sexual/romantic/etc. acts (placio-) or receive sexual/romantic/etc. acts (lamvano-) based on the gender of the partner.
That doesn’t sound quite what you’re looking for though, so you’re welcome to coin something!
Multi-Spectrum (Multi-Spec/M-Spec): an umbrella term for those feeling attracted to more than one gender (as in, experiencing multiple-gender attraction/MGA).
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Pan-: attraction to all genders, or regardless of gender.
Multi-: attraction to more than one gender. Can be used as an umbrella term for pan, bi, poly, omni, and others, or as a standalone term.
Demi-: an a-spectrum orientation where one does not experience attraction to a person until they have developed an emotional connection to them. There is no guarantee that this attraction will develop after an emotional connection is formed, but it is required in order for attraction to be possible.
Quasiromantic: Someone who is quasiromantic might see their attraction as non-traditional or may feel it differs from crushes, perhaps a mix between platonic, romantic, aesthetic, or something completely different and/or it involves other non-traditional aspects, such as rare attraction, or attraction but non-physical, non-platonic but romantic, etc.
Venusian/Venusic: attraction only to women and fem-aligned nonbinary people or partial women.
Oriented AroAce: an aroace individual that experiences attraction that’s neither romantic nor sexual, but is significant enough to warrant a place alongside their aroace orientation.
Sensmasculine: relating to the transmasculine experience, but only sometimes, temporarily, or not completely.
Nonbinary Boy: nonbinary means not a binary gender. a Nonbinary person might call themselves a boy because they might feel associated with that gender, but be, for instance, a demiboy, which is a non binary gender. Other people might feel comfortable with masculine pronouns and a masculine presentation, and therefore call themselves a boy because of that association and because calling themselves a boy helps express that association, but they may still have a nonbinary identity like agender. Both these people might therefore be a non binary boy.
Transgender: an umbrella term covering all gender identities or expressions that transgress or transcend society’s rules and concepts of gender. To be trans usually means to identify as a gender other than the gender one was assigned at birth.
Nonbinary: any gender identity which does not fit within the binary of male and female.
Genderqueer: an umbrella term with a similar meaning to non-binary. It can be used to describe any gender identities other than man and woman, thus outside of the gender binary. Genderqueer identities can include one or more of the following: Both man and woman, Neither man nor woman (genderless, agender, Neutrois), Moving between genders (gender fluid), Third gender or other-gender, Those who do not or cannot place a name to their gender, or Having an overlap of, or blurred lines between, gender identity and sexual orientation.
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Well, I’m not factkin myself, but I can try my best to explain. (Any factkin followers are welcome to chime in and correct me if I explain something wrong!)
Okay to, to simplify, someone who is factkin is someone who identifies as another human being, either alive or dead.
For those that have a kintype of a deceased person, I think that’s fairly simple? If one’s kintype is spiritual in nature, then its possible they are factkin due to something like reincarnation, walk-ins, etc. Its similar to those whose kintype is an earthly animal (if in a spiritual sense), just this time its another human being.
Okay, so that leaves those who identify as living people. That might seem a bit weird at first, but from what I’ve heard from legitimate factkin, its similar to some fictionkin in that it comes from the multiverse theory. See, just because the person that is their kintype is living in our universe doesn’t mean that they haven’t passed on in other universes. So what these type of factkin say is that, yes, their soul is from a version of their kintype that has already passed on. It just so happens that that person is still alive in our universe.
I think a lot of the problem comes from how many trolls are using the term (and also its possible that the term itself was coined by a troll). And I think the criticism of identity theft also comes from people criticizing these trolls. That’s because you’ll see a lot of factkin-pretending trolls saying things like “I am literally pewdiepie, so I should be able to take over his channel” or some nonsense like that. Yes, if someone claims to be that person as they are in this universe and that it somehow grants them all the things that person has, that would probably be identity theft. But most of the legitimate factkin I’ve seen know that their current state is not that person, just like all legitimate kin know that about their kintype.
This isn’t really a full explanation, but hopefully you can at least understand where they’re coming from. Sorry if I didn’t explain it too clearly!
I tried to make a pokekin pride flag, I hope it’s not too too bad.
I think it’s wonderful. 😀 Thank you for the submission!
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Ninjakin: identifying partially or entirely as a ninja.
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Tyler Joseph factkin: identifying partially or entirely as Tyler Joseph of Twenty-One Pilots.
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Theta fictionkin: identifying partially or entirely as Theta from Red vs. Blue.
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Fusion Gem fictionkin: identifying partially or entirely as a fusion gem from Steven Universe.
Flag colors are derived from multiple fusion characters.
Okay, so it sounds like what you’re saying is that you are multisexual in some form, with attraction to all genders and also yourself. But you have a preference for yourself.
I don’t think there’s a term that specific yet that I know of, since auto- is sometimes used to describe people who are attracted to themselves, but not always exclusively (although it often is).
If you feel more comfortable calling yourself these new terms, then I say go for it. If you still feel like part of you is agender, you can still use that label, as well. It can be a bit strange to use a new term for yourself when you’ve been using the same one for long periods of time, but if you feel like something new you’ve discovered fits you better, you should use them. 🙂 Use whatever terms you feel are best for you.
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Fruitkin: identifying partially or entirely as fruit.
Y’know, we’ve gotten a few asks for a term for someone who is (at least) xelm, nblm, and mlm. But I don’t think one has been coined yet, so you should definitely coin it! 😀
Y’know, we’ve gotten a few asks for a term for someone who is (at least) xelm, nblm, and mlm. But I don’t think one has been coined yet, so you should definitely coin it! 😀
Well, there are terms like Androgyne-/androgyno-/androgino-/androgine-, but these are often used in more than one way, such as attraction to both men and women (similar to ambi-), being attracted to androgyne/androgynous people, attarction to masculine & feminine individuals.
For more specific terms, there are:
Angi-: attraction to androgyny regardless of gender.
Andr-: attraction to androgynous gender expression regardless of someone’s gender.
Lin-: attraction to androgyny and androgynous-presenting individuals, though not necissarily only androgyne-identifying people.
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Zombiekin: identifying partially or entirely as a zombie.
Omnisexual: sexual attraction to all genders. Sometimes interchangeable with Pan-. Some who are omni- don’t limit their attractions to humans only, and say that they could possibly be attracted to advanced sentient races (i.e. aliens) or alterhumans (ie. otherkin, therians)
Aceflux: A sexual orientation on the asexual spectrum & is defined as either someone who’s sexual orientation fluctuates but always stays on the ace spectrum, or someone who’s sexual orientation fluctuates from experiencing sexual attraction, some sexual attraction, and no sexual attraction.
Nonbinary: any gender identity which does not fit within the gender binary.
Transsexual/Transsex: Someone who’s assigned sex does not match their desired sex. A transsexual differs from a transgender person in that transsexuals transition by medical/physical means, either by some, or all available procedures (HRT, Surgeries, Hair implants, etc) A person who is transsexual has gone through medical means to transition, or plans to in the future.
That could definitely fall under Aceflux and Aroflux. Some other possibilities could also be:
Propeest-: An aspec identity which feels like a mix of many (any more than two aspec identities) that all are a part of your identity.
Myr-: Experiencing lots of aspec orientations together.
Propeest- refers to a mix of orientations, while Myr- refers to experiencing various orientations together.
Hope that helps!
New term I would like to coin: Genderplaylist.
Genderplaylist/Playlistgender: When one feels like they have a set number of genders, similar to a music playlist. The genders can either be experienced in order or be “shuffled”, with the order being randomized. Genderplaylist can be considered a sub section of Genderfluid and/or Polygender.
Color Meanings:
All of the colors are based on popular music streaming websites.
Blue: Pandora
Orange: Soundcloud
White: The previous/pause/next buttons from Apple Music
Faegender: A gender that changes with the seasons, equinoxes, and moon phases.
Selenogender/Monagender/Lunagender/Monegender: A subset of genderfluid in which your perception of your gender, or even the foundation of your gender itself, shifts in a consistent way in many ways over a period of days, weeks, months, or even years, especially with long or short periods of various xenogender based feelings and perceptions. like the phases of the moon, your gender experiences similarly phases over time, in a same or similar order, consistently.
Luagender: A gender that can change in appearance but is always there, like how the moon is still there even as new moon. Basically, its different from selenogender in that the gender itself is not fluid, but rather the gender presentation and/or gender alignment is fluid.
There isn’t a flag for it yet, but I can add it to the request list.
I’ve heard of kintypes like that (such a witchkin or royalkin) where you may not know the exact identity of your kintype, but you know something general about it.
So, for example, someone who is witchkin may actually have a kintype of the witch from the Wizard of Oz, but because they haven’t seen any movies or read any books from that universe, they don’t know that yet. However, they know their kintype is some sort of witch. So they are, therefore, witchkin.
Genderstorm: To have a gender connected to storms of any kind. It’s intensity can change, for example, one day, your gender could be raging, and another day it could be softer. (Like the way storms come in different intensities)
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Omnidiffero-: Genderfluid, with one’s attraction to other genders changing with one’s gender so that the individual is always attracted to multiple genders (and/or genderless individuals) different from one’s own.
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Julian Bashir fictionkin: identifying partially or entirely as Julian Bashir from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
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Mika Kagehira fictionkin: identifying partially or entirely as Mika Kagehira from Ensemble Stars.
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Kokoro Hanabusa fictionkin: identifying partially or entirely as Kokoro Hanabusa from I-Chu.
Empath- a person with great ability to sense emotions of others, usually described like the feelings of others are happening to them.
Ampath- a person who lacks the ability to sense the emotion of others, this is not synonymous with any mental disorders nor does it mean the person is dangerous or doesn’t care about others. It’s only based on your way of sensing emotions of others.
Fluxpath- a person who fluxates anywhere from empath to ampath.
Hi there! Other than agender-related identities that have to do with the glg system (which you can find here), there is:
Yae-: an agender person attracted to men
Naneo-: an agender person attracted to women
I don’t think there is currently a term for an agender person attracted to nonbinary people, or any terms for agender multisexuals (including agender people attracted to men and nonbinary people)
So it sounds like you’re Naneoromantic, but you’re welcome to coin something for your sexual orientation!
Daimogender: When you feel your gender is closely related to demons or the supernatural. This is not exclusively for demonkin, though if anyone uses it, the coiner would like them to be involved in supernatural things.
Circgender/Circegender: A gender that feels so magical and grand you can’t describe it.
Witchgender/Magusgender/Magegender/Venefigender: A gender that has a closeness or connection to witchcraft and magic. It is, in a way, a magic gender.
Familiargender: A gender for witches and/or pagans whos genders are affected by their familiar, whether it be the familiars personality or species or magic ability familiargender can be used as its own thing, or changed like familiaboy/familiagirl.
Medeigender: A magical, whimsical gender.
Pixiegender: Based off of pixelgender; feeling a small amount of a certain gender and being related to magic.
Hexgender: A gender related to evil and witchcraft. Doesn’t have to be used by witches.
Faygender: A gender that feels closely related to the magic of nature, fairies, or other small ethereal beings.
Malificae: A gender that is related to witchcraft. It is up for the user’s interpretation, but it may feel magical, ‘witchy’, have connections to spells, sigils, rituals and other types of magic, or feel related to a specific path.
Lykh: A xenogender characterized by supernatural vigor and a sense of disembodiment. someone who identifies as a lykh might feel like their gender exists in spite of or apart from their earthly existence. synesthetically, this gender feels undead, incorporeal and/or extradimensional, like a conspicuous absence.
Gendercryptic/Cryptogender: A gender one cannot discern, describe or define in human words because one is puzzled by it. It feels like it is and it isn’t there without following any particular pattern, sometimes even at the same time.
(And there’s possibly Cryptigender, which is a gender that can only be understood with an association of cryptids, but I saw only one (1) post on it)
If those aren’t what you’re looking for, you’re welcome to coin something!
Aerogender: Where an individual’s gender relies highly on their setting and/or atmosphere, which can be composed of a great number of things (ex. who they’re around, their level of comfort, the temperature, the weather, the time of day/year, etc.)
Jellygender: When your gender rocks back and forth throughout the day/week/month/year/etc.
Selenogender, Monagender, Lunagender, or Monegender: A subset of genderfluid in which your perception of your gender, or even the foundation of your gender itself, shifts in a consistent way in many ways over a period of days, weeks, months, or even years, especially with long or short periods of various xenogender based feelings and perceptions. like the phases of the moon, your gender experiences similarly phases over time, in a same or similar order, consistently.
If that’s not what you’re looking for, you can definitely coin something. Perhaps something like Schedugender (based on the word schedule, as you used)?
It is certainly possible, since we’ve enabled our block policy last year I’ve blocked a lot of people. Since I don’t know who you are, I don’t know exactly why you might be blocked, but I usually block people who have made inappropriate, mocking, or otherwise hateful comments or are trolls.
If you think I’ve made a mistake in blocking you, you can tell me what your url is and I can look into unblocking you. I sometimes read comments in a wrong light and I may have misconstrued what you said. An example might be if you made a joking comment and I mistook it as mocking people’s identities, or if you were asking a genuine question and I mistook it as a hateful comment. I have trouble discerning tone sometimes, especially online, and I have made that mistake before on here. So if you think I have made a mistake, please feel free to let me know so I can rectify it. 🙂
While you’re still welcome to use homoromantic if you are now only romantically attracted to the same gender as yourself, some other options are:
Aco-/Acor-: Experiencing attraction that one wants to act on, but at the same time having a strong aversion to engaging in it due to bad experiences, apprehension, or other misgivings about being involved in romantic relationships or sexual activity, etc.
Caed-/Caedo-: A feeling that one was previously able to experience a particular kind of attraction, but that ability was lost due to trauma or other negative events
Requies-: An orientation for someone who feels little or no attraction of a certain kind due to being drained of energy/emotional exhaustion for any variety of reasons.
Klape-: When you feel as though your ability (or potential) to experience attraction has been taken away from you due to abuse, trauma, neurodiverigency, illness, or any other similar factor, including any combination of them.
Demi-: an a-spectrum orientation where one does not experience attraction to a person until they have developed an emotional connection to them. There is no guarantee that this attraction will develop after an emotional connection is formed, but it is required in order for attraction to be possible.
Demiboy: a gender identity that feels partially like a boy/man, and partially like some other gender.
Deminonbinary: a gender identity that feels partially nonbinary, and partially like some other gender.
Demi-: an a-spectrum orientation where one does not experience attraction to a person until they have developed an emotional connection to them. There is no guarantee that this attraction will develop after an emotional connection is formed, but it is required in order for attraction to be possible.
Nonbinary: any gender identity which does not fit within the gender binary.
Trans Man: used to describe transgender people who were assigned female at birth, but identify as male.
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Maxgender/Maxigender: identifying as the maximum number of genders one could possibly identify as; for those are uncomfortable using the term Pangender, but not to be forced upon those who do identify as Pangender.
Demifluid Boy: When one gender (boy/man) is static while the other gender(s) are fluid.
Demi-: an a-spectrum orientation where one does not experience attraction to a person until they have developed an emotional connection to them. There is no guarantee that this attraction will develop after an emotional connection is formed, but it is required in order for attraction to be possible.
Pan-: attraction to all genders, or regardless of gender.
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Wataru Hibiki fictionkin: identifying partially or entirely as Wataru Hibiki from Ensemble Stars.
Torensexual: a person who is sexually attracted exclusively to men and non-binary people.
Trixenromantic: a person who is romantically attracted exclusively to women and non-binary people.
Suptilian: a descriptor for when your gender is precise and not flexible, fluid, or in flux. it can be described as a strict gender, because suptilis is a variation of the latin word meaning delicate, strict, fine, or exact.
Gendervast/Vastgender: 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.
I think (correct me if I’m wrong) that things like ftf, mtm, etc are meant for trans people in this way: a trans woman who identifies as ftf isn’t a cis woman, but a trans woman who feels like she’s always been a woman, and so it doesn’t feel right to say that she’s transitioning from male-to-female, because she was never male.
That is exactly correct. If they so choose to identify in such a way, of course.
It sounds like you’re experiencing either being Demi- or Fray-, depending on the person. It sounds similar to Paro-, except that you feel different forms of attraction depending on the individual person instead of the gender. I don’t think there’s a term quiet like that yet, except perhaps to combine the two into something DemiFrayFlux- or DemiFrayFluid-.
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Scourge the Hedgehog fictionkin: identifying partially or entirely as Scourge the Hedgehog from the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series.
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Trans BoyGirl/GirlBoy: a transgender individual who is both a boy and girl, or man and woman.
Similar to Man-Woman, but this term would probably be best suited as exclusive to those who are axab, uab, and/or intersex.
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Trans BoyGirl/GirlBoy: a transgender individual who is both a boy and girl, or man and woman.
Similar to Man-Woman, but this term would probably be best suited as exclusive to those who are axab, uab, and/or intersex.
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Shuichi Saihara fictionkin: identifying partially or entirely as Shuichi Saihara from the Danganronpa series.
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Mae Borowski fictionkin: identifying partially or entirely as Mae Borowski from Night in the Woods.
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Kanata Shinkai fictionkin: identifying partially or entirely as Kanata Shinkai from Ensemble Stars.
Representing vae/vaer/vaers/vaerself pronouns. Mixing general colors from LGBT+ vae/vaer flags by @duwang-flags-inc & @aroaesflags. Coincidently has brown and purple of pronoun non-conforming flag.
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Hydrogelkin: identifying partially or entirely as hydrogel.
Cass-: Feeling utterly indifferent to your orientation, as though it does not matter or is not a significant part of your identity. “You might feel attraction, you might not, meh, maybe you like girls, or nonbinary people, ehh, who cares though?”
Apa-: An orientation in which one feels apathetic towards their orientation or doesn’t care to find words for it.
Hazomnigender: a gender which is hazy and dream-like.
Sleepygender: a gender that is characterized by feeling sleepy, soft, and tired. Can be influenced by sleep or lack thereof.
Gendersleepy: When you’re putting off naming/defining your gender for ‘five more minutes’ due to doubt/exhaustion/uncertainty. Closer to queer/genderqueer than questioning, but can be used in place of either.
Insomnagender: a gender affected by how much sleep one has gotten.
(A couple of those are coined by trolls, but you’re still welcome to use them.)
As for your second question, the closest would be Flux-.
Flux-: fluctuating orientation between hyper- and hypo- and/or a-.
Hi there! That could definitely be a number of things. 1) You may be demi- and just haven’t found anyone you’re attached enough to want to have a relationship
2) Actually you don’t even need to be demi-, sometimes it takes time for some people to find someone they want to be in a relationship with,
3) You could definitely be aro ace. And while its possible that you’re hoping to be something you’re not, its also possible to be aro ace and also want to be in some sort of relationship, just not necessarily sexual and/or romantic. There are other forms of attraction, like platonic/queerplatonic, alterous, sensual, etc. And you can desire a relationship of any kind and lots of aroace people want families too!
So I would suggest looking into and talking with aroace people, especially those in queerplatonic and other types of non-romantic relationships. And remember, you’re allowed to try on whatever label you feel fits you at the moment. And its okay to change it later. 🙂
Resogender Anon, for the third time… orz Sorry for the spam, but… After a brief bit of thinking (and after sending that last ask in), I decided to forego the random “alignment” thing I had in there altogether and keep to simply using the term “Resogender” instead. Apologies for the inconvenience with that. >__>
No worries! So would the definition of Resogender be something like: a gender that shifts based on how a piece of art (usually music, writing, or visual-based art) resonates with the person in a way that is profound, deep, and infinite?
Neutrangi: A gender identity in-between androgyne and gender-neutral.
Based on neutr(o/e)mme coined by @qxej, not the same as neutrœmme (neutroemme/neutreomme, neutremme+neutromme), neutrandrogyne, neuangi nor neutrofemache.
Epitransqueer (transepigenderqueer, transenbiqueer/trenbyqueer, transbyqueer, trensbyqueer/transenbyqueer or epitransgenderqueer): being trans non-binary genderqueer.
Pangenderless (panless): a pangender genderlessness; a genderless pangender-ness. It could be interpreted as a mix/combination &/or being somewhere between both or centered in the middle of. It could also mean experiencing all possible genderless identities, as in, all possible genders are nongendered, fully &/or partly.
Interchangeable with omnigenderless/omniless. See also: pxngender, nixpangi, panlibragender, pangendernull, pangendervoid, polyagender.
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Bill Cipher fictionkin: identifying partially or entirely as Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls.
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Pete Campbell fictionkin: identifying partially or entirely as Pete Campbell from Mad Men.
I’m not familiar with that term. Do you mean Xenogender? Or maybe Xingender? Just in case, those are:
Xenogender: A nonbinary gender identity that cannot be contained by human understandings of gender; more concerned with crafting other methods of gender categorization and hierarchy such as those relating to animals, plants, or other creatures/things. It’s mainly an umbrella term for genders with themes such as nouns, archetypes, synesthetic experiences.
Xingender: Umbrella term for all genders xenine in nature. Not synonymous with nb, because, for example, neutrois is nonbinary but it is neutral in nature, not xenine. May simply be used as “xin”, ie. “my gender is xin”.
That’s actually not weird at all! In fact, that is something I’ve come across in multiple trans/nb people. Unfortunately though, I don’t think there’s a word for that just yet. You’re welcome to coin something for that though!
(As a possibility, it kinda reminds me of Chameleo-, but as a sex/genital instead of an orientation.)
It can be! If you’d like to be more specific, there are a couple options:
Duragender: A polygender/genderfluid identity that involves a stable, long-lasting component. For example, a duragirl/durawoman might feel that their identity is fluid, but always involves a major girl/woman component.
Horogender: A gender which changes over time, with core feelings remaining. For example, a horogirl/horowoman has a gender that changes, but always has a girl/woman core.
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Omnisocial: social attraction to all genders. Sometimes interchangeable with Pan-. Some who are omni- don’t limit their attractions to humans only, and say that they could possibly be attracted to advanced sentient races (i.e. aliens) or alterhumans (ie. otherkin, therians)
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