A anon requested flags for the presentation terms grape and wasp. Both stand for Masc/NB presentation.
Grape: The purple, green and red stand for the fruit, red also is for the masc presentation. Gold is for the nb identity and presentation, grey for genderless.
Wasp: Yellow and black stand for the bug, black is the masc presentation.
Gold is for the nb identity and presentation, grey for genderless.
A anon requested flags for the presentation terms grape and wasp. Both stand for Masc/NB presentation.
Grape: The purple, green and red stand for the fruit, red also is for the masc presentation. Gold is for the nb identity and presentation, grey for genderless.
Wasp: Yellow and black stand for the bug, black is the masc presentation.
Gold is for the nb identity and presentation, grey for genderless.
Polygynandry or Polyandrogyny: A mating strategy in which both males and females have multiple mates at the same time; An androgynous polyamory, wherein all members are androgyne; The mutual combination of polygyny and polyandry.
does not experience attraction to a person until they have developed an emotional connection to them
Platonialterous:
A attraction that’s a mix of queerplatonic and alterous attraction, may fluctate from queerplatonic to alterous or vice versa, or you feel both queerplatonic and alterous attraction
Alterous: neither being (entirely/completely) platonic nor romantic, & is an attraction best described as wanting emotional closeness without necessarily being (at all or entirely) platonic &/or romantic, & is used in the place of -romantic or -platonic (so say bi-alterous instead of bi-romantic). Someone can be both alterous & romantic &/or platonic & can have varying degrees on attraction, ultimately feel discomfort / unease / or just a sense of inaccuracy in calling it wholly romantic or platonic.
Queerplatonic: not romantic but involves a close emotional connection (platonic) beyond what most people consider friendship. The commitment level in a queerplatonic relationship is often considered to be similar to that of a romantic relationship. People in a queerplatonic relationship may be of any romantic or sexual orientation
does not experience attraction to a person until they have developed an emotional connection to them
Platonialterous:
A attraction that’s a mix of queerplatonic and alterous attraction, may fluctate from queerplatonic to alterous or vice versa, or you feel both queerplatonic and alterous attraction
Alterous: neither being (entirely/completely) platonic nor romantic, & is an attraction best described as wanting emotional closeness without necessarily being (at all or entirely) platonic &/or romantic, & is used in the place of -romantic or -platonic (so say bi-alterous instead of bi-romantic). Someone can be both alterous & romantic &/or platonic & can have varying degrees on attraction, ultimately feel discomfort / unease / or just a sense of inaccuracy in calling it wholly romantic or platonic.
Queerplatonic: not romantic but involves a close emotional connection (platonic) beyond what most people consider friendship. The commitment level in a queerplatonic relationship is often considered to be similar to that of a romantic relationship. People in a queerplatonic relationship may be of any romantic or sexual orientation
Platonialterous: A attraction that’s a mix of queerplatonic and alterous attraction, may fluctate from queerplatonic to alterous or vice versa, or you feel both queerplatonic and alterous attraction
Alterous:
neither being (entirely/completely) platonic nor romantic, & is an attraction best described as wanting emotional closeness without necessarily being (at all or entirely) platonic &/or romantic, & is used in the place of -romantic or -platonic (so say bi-alterous instead of bi-romantic). Someone can be both alterous & romantic &/or platonic & can have varying degrees on attraction, ultimately feel discomfort / unease / or just a sense of inaccuracy in calling it wholly romantic or platonic.
Queerplatonic:
not romantic but involves a close emotional connection (platonic) beyond what most people consider friendship. The commitment level in a queerplatonic relationship is often considered to be similar to that of a romantic relationship. People in a queerplatonic relationship may be of any romantic or sexual orientation
Platonialterous: A attraction that’s a mix of queerplatonic and alterous attraction, may fluctate from queerplatonic to alterous or vice versa, or you feel both queerplatonic and alterous attraction
Alterous:
neither being (entirely/completely) platonic nor romantic, & is an attraction best described as wanting emotional closeness without necessarily being (at all or entirely) platonic &/or romantic, & is used in the place of -romantic or -platonic (so say bi-alterous instead of bi-romantic). Someone can be both alterous & romantic &/or platonic & can have varying degrees on attraction, ultimately feel discomfort / unease / or just a sense of inaccuracy in calling it wholly romantic or platonic.
Queerplatonic:
not romantic but involves a close emotional connection (platonic) beyond what most people consider friendship. The commitment level in a queerplatonic relationship is often considered to be similar to that of a romantic relationship. People in a queerplatonic relationship may be of any romantic or sexual orientation
The goth/dark alternative flag for the cupiosexual community!
-Vi 💜
Cupiogex: pronounced q-pee-oh-gh-ex
Someone who is sexuallly exclusively attracted to the same sex, but is willing to participate in sexual activities with other genders/sexes (despite no sexual attraction for them).
Considered apart of the cupiosexual community.
Flag based off the cupiosexual community flag. The white was swapped out for a light green color
Sens- [when paired with an ending]: Relating to the trans(masc/fem/neutral/xeno) experience, but only sometimes, temporarily, or not completely. Examples could be people who are genderfluid (so would only be sens- during certain genders), people who are genderflux (similar to genderfluid), or who are bigender/otherwise polygender and only experience some part of the trans(masc/fem/etc) experience.
Please note that this is not my trying copy, replace, or steal those terms. These terms occupy very separate, yet similar, spaces.
Also just as an fyi, im nondysphoric trans friendly, and you don’t need dysphoria to use these terms (in fact tbh I can think of a lot of reasons nondysphoric trans people would like them, but I’m not gonna gatekeep either way)
OH also–anyone can use any of the terms; the terms don’t imply an assigned gender at birth.
Examples of who/why:
Someone who is genderfluid and may feel a connection to trans[blank] or ad[blank], but not for long periods of time/not permanently.
Someone who is genderless and feels that their transitioning has nothing to do with their gender, just with their presentation.
Or, really, anyone that feels their gender and how they want to transition doesn’t ‘match up’ with how people perceive them.
Flags are as follows:
Sensmasculine (blue)
Sensfeminine (pink)
Sensmascfem (purple, for when you’re sensmasc and sensfem)
Sens- [when paired with an ending]: Relating to the trans(masc/fem/neutral/xeno) experience, but only sometimes, temporarily, or not completely. Examples could be people who are genderfluid (so would only be sens- during certain genders), people who are genderflux (similar to genderfluid), or who are bigender/otherwise polygender and only experience some part of the trans(masc/fem/etc) experience.
Please note that this is not my trying copy, replace, or steal those terms. These terms occupy very separate, yet similar, spaces.
Also just as an fyi, im nondysphoric trans friendly, and you don’t need dysphoria to use these terms (in fact tbh I can think of a lot of reasons nondysphoric trans people would like them, but I’m not gonna gatekeep either way)
OH also–anyone can use any of the terms; the terms don’t imply an assigned gender at birth.
Examples of who/why:
Someone who is genderfluid and may feel a connection to trans[blank] or ad[blank], but not for long periods of time/not permanently.
Someone who is genderless and feels that their transitioning has nothing to do with their gender, just with their presentation.
Or, really, anyone that feels their gender and how they want to transition doesn’t ‘match up’ with how people perceive them.
Flags are as follows:
Sensmasculine (blue)
Sensfeminine (pink)
Sensmascfem (purple, for when you’re sensmasc and sensfem)
Over the years I’ve seen a lot of things about how there isn’t a distinction between the
general LGBT+ community flag and the flag for gay men, and if you want a short history
lesson please [click here] because i want to keep this post not horrifyingly long.
Long story short: to help fix all the [problems people are
complaining about], gay men need a specific flag. So, with a bunch of
discussion with people and a few different incarnations of the flag, I’ve made
a (potential) flag for gay men.
The colors have the following meanings:
Blue
A connection to masculinity (in terms of gender) and attraction to men.
Green
This partly shares a meaning with Gilbert Baker’s original flag. The green stands
for nature, as our love is natural, as well as a connection to the green
carnation, which was popularized as a symbol for gay men by Oscar Wilde.
Yellow
This also shares a meaning with Baker’s flag – sunlight. In a sun/moon
dichotomy, sun is typically considered masculine. It is also for explicit
inclusiveness of nonbinary men.
Grey
The grey stands for navigating a grey area of society, where we are ‘accepted,’
but not really. It is also for explicit inclusiveness of aspec gay men.
Agender Maverique: a gender-ness that falls in between being agender and being maverique. Agender individuals find that they have no gender identity, however, an agendermaverick has some connection to maveriquinity. Or that someone could be mostly agender but a tiny bit maverique (such as nanomaverique). Examples could include demimaverique, demiagender, magimaverique, semimaverique/(h)emimaverique, pixelmaverique or libramaverique.
Maverique is an identity characterized by autonomy and inner conviction regarding a sense of self that is entirely independent of male/masculinity, female/femininity or anything which derives from the two while still being neither without gender nor of a neutrality. Also abinary and aingender (aporagender).
Nixangi: an identity comprised of both genderless and partial androgynous or androgyne-aligned aspects. These aspects can be experienced either simultaneously, fluidly, or through fluctuations. Intended for those who feel both connected and detached from androgyny and for those who have difficulty distinguishing their alignment from their gender.
“nix” comes from the German word meaning “none”, adding “an” (andro) and “gi” (gyne, ginia in West Iberian). It is not the same as nixvira (or nixevira), since that’s specifically comprised of genderlessness and «partial» girlboy«aligned» aspects.
This flag won the survey to be the official cupioflux representative flag! The darker palette of this flag will be used an alternative for those who want a darker palette for the cupioflux community.
Unknown artist. If someone knows who came up with this flag idea, PLEASE let us know!
Demi-: an a-spectrum orientation where one does not experience attraction to a person until they have developed an emotional connection to them.
Bisexuality: attraction to two or more genders.
Gender Questioning: process of exploration by people who may be unsure, still exploring, and concerned about applying a gender identity to themselves for any reason.
litugender: a gender related to both water and earth, often feels warm and calming. can flux between more water related or more earth related. from the latin word ‘lītus’ for beach
[id: an eleven striped flag, with blue fading into lavender fading into yellow, starting and ending with a pink stripe. end of id]
proposed term:
transneumasc:a term used to describe afab transgender and nonbinary people whoidentify with neutral gendered feelings and masculine feelings to a greater extent than femininity.
these feelings can be experienced simultaneously, fluidly, or through fluctuations.
i’ve been searching for a term intended for those who relate to both transneutral and transmasculine, but i haven’t been able to find one. so i made this. i hope it helps someone.
Lesertus: From the words “lesbian” and the Latin “incertus”, meaning undetermined. Someone who considers themself to be somewhat wlw, but also somewhat “up in the air” or undetermined on it.
i got the flag by overlaying the pangender flag w/ the genderfluid flag (since i think it’s fitting) and after tweaking colors and making things balanced, I came out with this!
the pinks blending from bold to light and eventually into gray represent a possible feminine lean,
the blues fading into the gray represent a masculine lean,
and the grays fading into the white with the thin very soft purpley-pink in the middle represent the middle ground as having a non-binary lean, with the thin lines around the white being representative of a ‘blend’ of the different genders
collection of homoromantic lesbian (lesbromantic?) flags, made by me!
original flag credit to @apersnicketylemonLydia from Medium, @anurtransyl, @fandomshatelgbtqpeople, @charaskris, and @hiscet, and the old pink flag
i hope i didn’t include any gross aphobes or terfs this time 🤞🤞
(p.s. i know the pink flag was made by a racist butchphobe, but it’s still so widely used that i felt like i had to include it)
collection of homoromantic lesbian (lesbromantic?) flags, made by me!
original flag credit to @apersnicketylemonLydia from Medium, @anurtransyl, @fandomshatelgbtqpeople, @charaskris, and @hiscet, and the old pink flag
i hope i didn’t include any gross aphobes or terfs this time 🤞🤞
(p.s. i know the pink flag was made by a racist butchphobe, but it’s still so widely used that i felt like i had to include it)
Antegender: a protean gender which has the potential to be anything, but
is formless and motionless, and therefore, does not manifest as any
particular gender
Antegender: a protean gender which has the potential to be anything, but
is formless and motionless, and therefore, does not manifest as any
particular gender
Bia-: identity between a- and bi-; an aspec bi orientation. Similar to schrö- and grey-, it falls under anattractional spectrum, plura-, mspec and pluralian umbrellas.
To be used as biaro(mantic), biace (biasexual), biapl(atonic), bianalterous, biasthetic (biansthetic, bia-aesthetic), biaqp(latonic) [biaqueerplatonic, biaquirkyplatonic, biaquasiplatonic], biasensual, etc.
Equamory, Equiamory, Pluramory or Pluriamory: the desire to be part of some sort of pluriad; wanting to engage in polyamorous relationships in which all members are in relationships with one another.
Pluriad or Plurad: an umbrella term for all relationships involving more than two people, each of whom are in a relationship with all other members in it.
Similar to polyfidelity and polyad (which encompasses triad, quad, pentad, hexad, heptad, octad, ennead, nonad and decad), not to be confused with plurian.
Coined with Fy, this would be also called plurisal or polisal in Portuguese (as in trisal and quadrisal). Based on triad/quad flags.
-Ap
Cupioflux/Kalosflux: Desiring and/or liking the idea of a certain type of relationship (sexual/romantic/etc) but the level of attraction/desire for the relationship fluctuating.
So this is based off of the original smaller (4 stripe) flag and the “longer” version of it (7 stripe flag), where basically we darkened the colors of the 4 stripe flag, took out the white, and replaced it with a dark-medium purple color.
A good friend of mine asked for an alternative color palette since they didn’t like the lighter colors of the original cupioflux/kalosflux flag, so here you got for those wanting a darker alternative.
– Vi
Cupioflux/Kalosflux: Desiring and/or liking the idea of a certain type of relationship (sexual/romantic/etc) but the level of attraction/desire for the relationship fluctuating.
Not sure who made this flag, but it is the “Shorter/smaller” version of the longer flag (instead of having 7 stripes, this one only has 4). We’ve never posted this smaller/shorter version before.
Libraneutral or Libraneutrois: experiencing little attachment to being neutrality/neutrois, but mostly agender.
It’s similar to libranonbinary/demiagender/demineutrois, but is more specific in that it’s libragender and neutrois, with agender outweighing neutral-gender, while demineutral is partially neutral, partially (an)other gender(s).
See also: ninx, neutragender, neutrxis.
-Ap
Ammolic (also known as: ametrian): a non-binary person who experiences sexual and/or romantic attraction (whichever is more accurate for your own circumstances) to other non-binary individuals and feminine spectrum gender identities.
Having a connection to your Assigned Gender At Birth simply by virtue of it being your AGAB. Your AGAB may or may not be part of your gender (e.g., a postmascuium person does not have any masculinity in their gender, but are still connected to masculinity by virtue of being AMAB. A postfeminium person who is fingender does have femininity in their gender, but can still identify as postfeminium regardless).
From Latin feminam, masculum, alium (other) & tertium (third).
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here is the masculine equivalent to my term nixera!
nixvir (nix–veer): an identity that is comprised of both genderless and boy-aligned aspects, which may manifest as partially identifying as a boy. these aspects can be experienced simultaneously, fluidly, or through fluctuations. intended for those who feel both connected and detached from manhood and for those who have difficulty distinguishing their alignment from their gender.
“nix” comes from the german word meaning “none,” and “vir” is a latin masculine noun.
the flag’s pale blue represents being partially connected to manhood, while the dark purple represents genderlessness or complete unalignment from the gender binary. the shades in between represent the varying levels to which one can experience both.
i hope you like it!
thank you for reading and for all the wonderful support on my last term. this community is amazing.
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i’ve been having a really hard time trying to pinpoint my gender. it’s felt contradictory and indescribable and confusing and as if i’d never find a label that fits me — so i decided to make my own. i wanted to share in case it resonated with someone else.
nixera (nix–air–ah): an identity comprised of both genderless and partial girl or girl-aligned aspects. these aspects can be experienced either simultaneously, fluidly, or through fluctuations. intended for those who feel both connected and detached from womanhood and for those who have difficulty distinguishing their alignment from their gender.
“nix” comes from the german word meaning “none,” and “era” is a latin feminine noun.
the flag’s pale pink represents being partially connected to womanhood, while the dark purple represents genderlessness or complete unalignment from the gender binary. the shades in between represent the varying levels to which one can experience both.
thank you so much for reading. i’m hoping to post more terms and flags in the future.
I was requested to make an angel bi pride flag after I made a graphic with the vampire bi flag that @kaleidoscopekiller made so here’s a try! I’ll make some positivity graphics with them over at @queerlection later ❤
Light purple for angelic heaven, yellow/gold for halo and purple for love. And you know wings for wings haha.
I was requested to make an angel bi pride flag after I made a graphic with the vampire bi flag that @kaleidoscopekiller made so here’s a try! I’ll make some positivity graphics with them over at @queerlection later ❤
Light purple for angelic heaven, yellow/gold for halo and purple for love. And you know wings for wings haha.
My guess is that the people either have that disorder that “mixes up” their senses (synthesia), have some kind of perceptual/disorder disorder, or they’re in the middle of questioning their entire identity, so they “latch” onto anything that sounds like it relates to them.
Personally, I see gender as masculine, feminine, or lack thereof. Masculine/feminine is completely cultural dependent, which is one reason why gender identity and gender expression is so varied. The other mods likely have different opinions than myself (AP has been slower to respond, all the other mods are MIA right now), but this is my opinion on the matter. Other mods are free to respond once they come back 🙂
Here’s a term I coined called melserratic: a gender that seems quiet, gentle, and soft on the outside, but inside it’s hard and sharp. It’s a combination of mellow, serrated, and erratic. For the color meanings, the pastel colors surrounding the bold orange shape represent the softness concealing the hardness. The orange shape is pointing up and touching the edge to show the hardness trying to escape.
[Image description – Image of the nonbinary pride flag with a heart shaped genderfluid, agender, he/him lesbian and she/her gay pride flag on top. End description.]
[Image description – Image of the nonbinary pride flag with a heart shaped genderfluid, agender, he/him lesbian and she/her gay pride flag on top. End description.]
“Fluito” means ‘move with the water’ or ‘move unsteadily’, so I’d like to coin “fluitic”
(floo-ee-tic)
"I’m fluitic.“
“A fluitic relationship, or a wavership."
“My attraction is fluitic.”
To recap fluitic/wavership, it is when your relationship fluctuates or is fluid between different kinds of relationships–for example, for a few weeks your relationship is a qpr. However, it changes, and turns into a soft romo or romantic relationship. The constant is that you are always with your partner(s) in some way.
It can also be used when you’re not sure what your relationship is, because you or your partner’s level of attraction fluctuates/is fluid.
Made with a-spec people in mind, but it’s not exclusive.
“Fluito” means ‘move with the water’ or ‘move unsteadily’, so I’d like to coin “fluitic”
(floo-ee-tic)
"I’m fluitic.“
“A fluitic relationship, or a wavership."
“My attraction is fluitic.”
To recap fluitic/wavership, it is when your relationship fluctuates or is fluid between different kinds of relationships–for example, for a few weeks your relationship is a qpr. However, it changes, and turns into a soft romo or romantic relationship. The constant is that you are always with your partner(s) in some way.
It can also be used when you’re not sure what your relationship is, because you or your partner’s level of attraction fluctuates/is fluid.
Made with a-spec people in mind, but it’s not exclusive.
Pecu: an alternative term to the word “queer” since some don’t feel comfortable reclaiming the word. Pronounced “peck-ku”, taken from the old Latin origins for the word “peculiar”
Flag colors (red, yellow, blue) inspired by the idea that you can combine these 3 colors in any shape/form to create just about any color and the grey is the combination of all colors
↳ a gender primarily focusing on soft feminine influence yet genderlessness. this gender is for nonbinary individuals who feel a disconnect from being female yet still feel feminine qualities (although from a celestial and divine perspective) often used for nonbinary love magick witches and aphrodite devotees. fashioned after the Roman Love Goddess, Venus. any pronouns can be used and can be combined with many sexualities.
More pronoun flags! These ones were requested by some friends! Please LMK if they look too much like any other flags; nothing stuck out to me but there are a loooot of flags to keep up with.
In order:
He/Him Bi, for any bi person who uses he/him
She/Her Bi, for any bi person who uses she/her
They/Them Bi, for any bi person who uses they/them
He/Him Polyam, for any polyamorous person who uses he/him
Pronoun flags done by @love-all-around1223, i just put them together with the respective orientation flags!
Currently taking pronoun/orientation and pronoun/gender requests!
More pronoun flags! These ones were requested by some friends! Please LMK if they look too much like any other flags; nothing stuck out to me but there are a loooot of flags to keep up with.
In order:
He/Him Bi, for any bi person who uses he/him
She/Her Bi, for any bi person who uses she/her
They/Them Bi, for any bi person who uses they/them
He/Him Polyam, for any polyamorous person who uses he/him
Pronoun flags done by @love-all-around1223, i just put them together with the respective orientation flags!
Currently taking pronoun/orientation and pronoun/gender requests!
Ourania – Meaning “Heavenly” ; this gender can be combined with any sexuality or other gender. Most commonly used by Aphrodite Devotees, this gender is characterized by a feeling of love and beauty. There is a disconnect in one’s mortal gender and instead feels a feminine or androgynous divine vibe, as if blessed by Aphrodite.
A gender that can be any of the following:
A gender related to beauty, love and divine influence.
A gender influenced by ones devotion to the aforementioned goddess.
A gender influenced by the goddess Aphrodite.
A gender influenced by a kintype to the goddess Aphrodite.
Subsets of Ourania include (but not limited to):
Ourani
Ouranigirl
Ouraniboy
Ouranonbinary
Ouranigender
Dark and light pink symbolize feminine feelings as well as love while the blue represents the ocean from which Aphrodite was created. The white stripe is reminiscent of angelic colors and purity, while also signifying a disconnect with one’s mortal gender.
Second flag contains the “flower of aphrodite” one of her signifying symbols.
alterous: described as neither being (entirely/completely) platonic nor romantic, & is an attraction best described as wanting emotional closeness without necessarily being (at all or entirely) platonic &/or romantic
alterous: described as neither being (entirely/completely) platonic nor romantic, & is an attraction best described as wanting emotional closeness without necessarily being (at all or entirely) platonic &/or romantic
q-platonic: Describes relationships where an intense emotional connection transcending what people usually think of as ‘friendship’ is present, but the relationship is not romantic in nature
q-platonic: Describes relationships where an intense emotional connection transcending what people usually think of as ‘friendship’ is present, but the relationship is not romantic in nature
Platonialterous: A attraction that’s a mix of queerplatonic and alterous attraction, may fluctate from queerplatonic to alterous or vice versa, or you feel both queerplatonic and alterous attraction
Alterous: neither being (entirely/completely) platonic nor romantic, & is an attraction best described as wanting emotional closeness without necessarily being (at all or entirely) platonic &/or romantic, & is used in the place of -romantic or -platonic (so say bi-alterous instead of bi-romantic). Someone can be both alterous & romantic &/or platonic & can have varying degrees on attraction, ultimately feel discomfort / unease / or just a sense of inaccuracy in calling it wholly romantic or platonic.
Queerplatonic: not romantic but involves a close emotional connection (platonic) beyond what most people consider friendship. The commitment level in a queerplatonic relationship is often considered to be similar to that of a romantic relationship. People in a queerplatonic relationship may be of any romantic or sexual orientation
Platonialterous: A attraction that’s a mix of queerplatonic and alterous attraction, may fluctate from queerplatonic to alterous or vice versa, or you feel both queerplatonic and alterous attraction
Alterous: neither being (entirely/completely) platonic nor romantic, & is an attraction best described as wanting emotional closeness without necessarily being (at all or entirely) platonic &/or romantic, & is used in the place of -romantic or -platonic (so say bi-alterous instead of bi-romantic). Someone can be both alterous & romantic &/or platonic & can have varying degrees on attraction, ultimately feel discomfort / unease / or just a sense of inaccuracy in calling it wholly romantic or platonic.
Queerplatonic: not romantic but involves a close emotional connection (platonic) beyond what most people consider friendship. The commitment level in a queerplatonic relationship is often considered to be similar to that of a romantic relationship. People in a queerplatonic relationship may be of any romantic or sexual orientation
A gender related to, or influenced by, all the planets, celestial bodies, and astronomical objects in our solar system. The name comes from the word “linnutee”, the Estonian name for the Milky Way.
There is a subset of this, linnutfluid, which is a gender identity that is fluid between some or all celestialgenders.
A gender feels cryptic, unknown to others or unexplainable, feels dark, cool, and hidden while still being very present. Can get more intense based on weather, mood, or time of day.
A gender that is related to a planet, celestial body, or astronomical object in our solar system. Umbrella term for linnutgender, sonnegender, lunirgender, mercugender, venugender, terragender, marigender, juperigender, saturnigender, uranugender, neptunigender, and plutigender.
This flag is a depiction of the solar system using the planets from each individual flag.
I found some flags relating to relationships within systems!
Interpluaric – Relationships and attractions between systems.
Intrapluaric – Relationships and attractions within a system.
Circumpluaric – Relationships or attractions between a system and an individual/singlet.
Equipluaric – In a relationship where all [system] members are involved, either in pairs, constellations, or as a group; note that it doesn’t not all need to be the same manner of relationship, though one could add a suffix to specify all sexual, all romantic, etc.
Polypluaric – In a relationship with a system in a way that seems polyamourous
Monogopluraric – In a relationship with a system in a way that feels monogamous
There is also systemsexual and systemromantic, but these are only supposed to be used by people who are systems themselves. Singlets can’t use them (of course).
Working on an alignment system of my own that is based off of alchemy and metallurgy. Problem is, there’s four elements traditionally associated with masculine and feminine energies.
I don’t want repeats. I want each element to represent its own energy. (masc, fem, neuter, none, apora, etc.) So I need help deciding. Which two would you like better to see associated with masc and fem energies?
Gold (masc) and Silver (fem) (gold is associated with the sun, which is traditionally masculine, while the moon and silver is traditionally feminine)?
Or Iron (masc) and Copper (fem) (the symbol for iron is the male Mars symbol, and the symbol for copper is the female Venus symbol)?
If you can tell me why you picked your option, and what to associate the other two options with (neutral, apora, xenic, none, androgyne, etc.), that’d be so helpful.
a gender which can be described as ‘woman’ but not ‘girl’. it is genderqueer/gnc, and not necessarily feminine in any way, though it can be if a qupha sees fit. it is large, loud, and slightly monstrous. it is also soft and warm, for the right people. it is associated with the roles of the mother, the queen and the sorceress; with fire and earth and water; with passion and sensuality and tenderness… but ultimately, only a qupha can truly define what it means and why they are one.
a gender which can be described as ‘woman’ but not ‘girl’. it is genderqueer/gnc, and not necessarily feminine in any way, though it can be if a qupha sees fit. it is large, loud, and slightly monstrous. it is also soft and warm, for the right people. it is associated with the roles of the mother, the queen and the sorceress; with fire and earth and water; with passion and sensuality and tenderness… but ultimately, only a qupha can truly define what it means and why they are one.
NBTU/NTU, NBT/NT or NT?/NBT? (non-binary to uin): an undefined, unspecified or otherwise unidentified individual who considers emself as transitioning from nonbinary to uingender.
Uin(gender) stands for genders that are undefined, unidentified, unsure, unknown or unspecified in nature. Also comes from the U in QUILTBAG, BPQUA+ & LGBTQIUA communities. Not to be confused with ungender.
XETU, XET/XT or XT?/XET? (xin to uin): an undefined, unspecified or otherwise unidentified individual who considers emself as transitioning from xenoic to uingender.
Xenoic stands for xenic (xeno-aligned) and xeno(gender). Xin means xenine in nature. Uin(gender) stands for genders that are undefined, unidentified, unsure, unknown or unspecified in nature. Also comes from the U in QUILTBAG, BPQUA+ & LGBTQIUA communities. Not to be confused with ungender.
BTU, BT or BT? (binary to uingender): an undefined, unspecified or otherwise unidentified individual who considers emself as transitioning from binary to uingender. An umbrella for MTU/MT/MT? and FTU/FT/FT?.
Uingender stands for genders that are undefined, unidentified, unsure, unknown or unspecified in nature. Also comes from the U in QUILTBAG, BPQUA+ & LGBTQIUA communities. Not to be confused with ungender.
Color (greyish blue) suggested by @pastelmemer -Ap
Anisoaxianidem: a sexual orientation for those who believe they are somewhere between homoflexible and gay/lesbian, or are questioning if they’re homoflexible or gay/lesbian.
When the colours, shades and/or hues of your colourgender(s) change with the season, your environment, who you’re with, or other external factors. The -gender suffix can be replaced with the relevant gender(s), or the relevant colour(s) (e.g. chromaerxirl or chromaerpink). A combination of aerogender & colourgender.
[under the read more is an example of what a colour-specific flag might look like, in this case chromaergreen]
Parsex: an umbrella term for every intersex and altersex condition; anyone who isn’t integrally infrasex (eu-prot-endosex); someone who is altersex &/or intersex.
Femineutrality or Neufemininity: a feminine neutrality; a neutral femininity; the combination of feminine and neutral; the mix of fegender and neugender (nin + fin). Can be also known as feneugender, femineutrois and neufegender.
Femineutral gender-ness can also apply to presentation, gender energy, element, aura, expression, alignment &/or identity itself, biosex gender socialization (empirist construct) &/or «neural/psychic/mental/social» sex.
See also: neulier, faesari and neutrofeminine. ~ ap
Mascuneutrality or Neumasculinity: a masculine neutrality; a neutral masculinity; the combination of masculine and neutral; the mix of manugender & neugender (min + nin). Can be also known as mascuneutrois, maneugender and neumanugender.
Mascuneutral gender-ness can also apply to presentation, gender energy, aura, element, expression, alignment &/or identity, «neural/psychic/mental/social» sex &/or biosex gender socialization (empirist construct).
I have coined new genders and their flags. They are inspired by libragenders which is agender/mostly agender with connections to another gender. These are essentially the same concept but for neutrois. The prefix is “neutr-” which means neutral (as is does in neutrois). All of the flags keep the green and black stripe of the neutrois flag and replace the white stripe with another color.
Neutroboy/neutromasculine- The blue represents connection to masculinity and its paleness represents that it is weaker than the neutrois part of the identity. Definition: Neutrois or mostly neutrois with strong connections to masculinity.
Neutrogirl/neutrofeminine- The pink represents connection to femininity and its paleness represents that it is weaker than the neutrois part of the identity. Definition: Neutrois or mostly neutrois with strong connections to femininity.
Neutrandrogyne/neutrandrogynous- The purple represents connection to both masculinity and femininity together and its paleness represents that it is weaker than the neutrois part of the identity. Definition: Neutrois or mostly neutrois with strong connections to both masculinity and femininity at the same time.
Neutrabinary- The orange represents connection to gender(s) unrelated to the binary and its paleness represents that it is weaker than the neutrois part of the identity. Definition: Neutrois or mostly neutrois with strong connections to abinary gender(s).
Neutrox- The grey represents connection to absence of gender and its paleness represents that it is weaker than the neutrois part of the identity. The x represents “x-ing out” gender, having no gender. Definition: Neutrois or mostly neutrois with strong connections to an absence of gender.
In adition to these 5 there can also be neutrofluid, neutroflux and neurtofluidflux.
Neutrofluid- Colors mean the same as explained in the other flags. Definition: Neutrois or mostly neutrois with strong connections to two or more of the following: masculinity, femininity, masculinity and femininity combined, abinary gender(s), or absence of gender at different times.
Neutromasculineflux, neutrofeminineflux, neutrandrogynousflux, neutrabinaryflux, neutroxflux, and neutrofluidflux Definitions: Neutro[gender]flux- Neutrois or mostly neutrois with fluctuating connections to [gender]. Neutrofluidflux- Neutrois or mostly neutrois with fluctuating connections to two or more of the following: masculinity, femininity, masculinity and femininity combined, abinary gender(s), or absence of gender at different times.
Femache: a simultaneous male-female gender experience. May or may not have other gender-ness besides this one. Not necessarily ½(male) + ½(female).
Lexical junction of fêmea/fembra & macho but e-suffixed to neutralize the word. Flag based on male and female stamps of @bentonthefoxkin (only the symbol is missing).
This identity can be used by any folk, regardless if they are cis/iso/trans, endosex/dyadic/perisex or intersex, as long as they are at least (wer)man/male/boy/guy and woman/female/gal/girl.
See also: midgender, duogender, ambigender, mesogender, epicene, ambonec, werwifman, werwifgender, lingender, androgyne and intergender. ~ ap
Lahurian or Lahuralian: identifying as gay, straight and lesbian «additionally gai &/or strayt», or experiencing something related to being straight + gay + lesbian ⟨+ gai / strayt⟩. Similar to lahuric.
This identity can apply to their attraction, multigender (plurigender, genderfluid), genderflux, relationships, gender alignment and expression, life experience, multi-passing presentation (external/internal) and many other things leading someone feeling this way, not necessarily non-binary gendered, mspec or flexible oriented. ~ ap
Text reads “I support the Intersex population” on the intersex pride flag in Black font. You can learn more about them at isna.org it’s currently estimated 1/100 people meet the criteria for being considered Intersex
Passion for ones gender fluctuates, usually mood based, but can also be influenced by moon phases, tides, or any other outside force.
Also a blue/water themed flag!
Coined by Pride-is-lovely (me)
-ap
Saphhiomni: a combination term for those who identify as a feminine spectrum identity, are SEXUALLY attracted to ONLY other feminine identities, however romantically they consider themselves panromantic/omniromantic.
Pronounced “saff-fe-ohm-nee”. Term inspired by other sexual attraction/romantic attraction terms (like “pandemic” for pansexual demiromantic).
Meaning: someone who identifies (partially or entirely) as xenic, xenic-aligned, or a xenogender, and also identifies as a lesbian. Falls under the lesbian, nblw, and nonbinary lesbian umbrellas.
It’s called Farleogender, it;s a gender connected to the smell of sea air, or just sea air in general! The name comes from the Gaelic words for “sea” and “breeze”
New gender label: neuangi. Based on the idea of neuvir and neulier from coiningblog. This term describes a androgynous gender that is entirely neutral.
The name comes from neu +
“an” (andro) + “gi” (gyne).
Mascomgender / Manucomgender / Commasculine: a more specific subset of comgender where gender is (fully) masculine, not necessarily binary man or male.
Manucomgender people can be amplusian (fluid/fluix/flux) or suptilian (static/suptili), monogender or plurigender (multigender), cisgender or disigender (trans/ulter/utrinque).
Comfemmegender / comfegender / comfeminine: a more specific subset of comgender where gender is (fully) feminine, not necessarily binary woman or female.
Comfemgender people can be amplusian (fluid/fluix/flux) or suptilian (static/suptili), monogender or plurigender (multigender), cisgender (normogender) or disigender (trans/ulter/utrinque).
Comgender Boy-Girl (comgirlboy, comboygirl, binary plurigender, male-female multigender, comgalguy, comguygal or man-woman) is someone who identifies fully, entirely and integrally as man-woman, mixing comboy + comgirl.
It’s not necessarily suptilian bigender or androgyne, because they can be polygender, amplusian (genderfluid, genderflux or fluidflux), pangender, trigender, quadgender, quintgender, apollogender, cadogender, etc.
Gendermelt, genderfusion or liquidsolid: the combination of fluidflux and stablestatic; being genderliquid and gendersolid at once; a suptilian genderfluix state; a gender divided in fluid flexgender part(s) and diastimian genderstill other(s).
Able to dilute demiamplusian concepts (amplusuptilian but not as in gendergaz). Coined by me and designed by @anthropomimus. ~ ap
Ungender: not only feeling genderless, but also feeling as if your gender is the polar opposite of gender in general.
Similar to panantigender but ungendered could be also interpreted as the antipode of supragender and ultragender. It mixes concepts of nulltrois and negatrois.
Reminder un- can be used in other gender-ness (as in unbinary) in the same way a- was used in abinary. ~ ap
A label for when you are unable to recognise your gender(s). You may or may not be able to recognise other people’s genders, and you may or may not be able to recognise certain parts of your gender(s). This label functions as both a standalone gender and a placeholder. Based off the neurodivergent condition of Prosopagnosia, a.k.a face blindness (though this gender is not limited to those with Prosopagnosia).
[Image Description: a pride flag. It is rectangular and has five stripes. The second and fourth stripes are divided into five squares of equal size. In order, on both stripes, they are light pink, light purple, light pink, light purple, and pink. The first and fifth stripe have a purple square in each corner, a slightly darker shade of purple than the squares in the second and fourth stripe. The middle section of the stripes are a lavender shade. The third stripe has a white square in the middle of the flag, and the surrounding area of the stripe is the same lavender as the colour in the first and fifth stripes. End Image Description]
A label for when you are unable to recognise your gender(s). You may or may not be able to recognise other people’s genders, and you may or may not be able to recognise certain parts of your gender(s). This label functions as both a standalone gender and a placeholder. Based off the neurodivergent condition of Prosopagnosia, a.k.a face blindness (though this gender is not limited to those with Prosopagnosia).
[Image Description: a pride flag. It is rectangular and has five stripes. The second and fourth stripes are divided into five squares of equal size. In order, on both stripes, they are light pink, light purple, light pink, light purple, and pink. The first and fifth stripe have a purple square in each corner, a slightly darker shade of purple than the squares in the second and fourth stripe. The middle section of the stripes are a lavender shade. The third stripe has a white square in the middle of the flag, and the surrounding area of the stripe is the same lavender as the colour in the first and fifth stripes. End Image Description]
Term suggested by @neutrois-maverique since neutrois-ness was so easy to misrepresent and misapply the leptive system in some ways. Anyway it’s just to specify a gender that is in the middle of leptivities.
Not to be confused with mesogender, midgender, agender, mesobinary or nulltrois. This is also interchangeable with equitrois.
so i was thinking the other day about the demishiftfluid flag – this is a big part of my identity, and something about the flag has always felt off to me. the colored stripes look kinda cramped in the flag itself ig, and that kinda bugs me? so here’s a few proposed alternatives!! the first two follow the seven-stripe pattern of other demigender flags, but personally i’m a fan of the third. lmk what y’all think!!
so i was thinking the other day about the demishiftfluid flag – this is a big part of my identity, and something about the flag has always felt off to me. the colored stripes look kinda cramped in the flag itself ig, and that kinda bugs me? so here’s a few proposed alternatives!! the first two follow the seven-stripe pattern of other demigender flags, but personally i’m a fan of the third. lmk what y’all think!!
Redgender: A type of colorgender; a gender that can be described by the color red, or a gender that feels as though it is red, or a gender that feels related to the color red.
Darkgender: A type of colorgender; a gender that can be described with the absence of color or can be described with dark colors/shades, or a gender that feels as though it is absent of color or is of dark colors/shades, or a gender that relates to the absense of color or relates to dark colors/shades.
ProxyAchilleanan- identity for someone who considered themselves sexually gay (homosexual for masculine spectrum identities), but their other orientations do not correlate (romantic, sensual, etc.) So they might not feel comfortable identifying as a “gay”, but multisexual identities don’t describe their identities either because they’re still monosexual
– Vi 💜
ProxySapphic – an identity for someone who considered themselves sexually a lesbian (homosexual for feminine spectrum identities), but their other orientations do not correlate (romantic, sensual, etc.) So they might not feel comfortable identifying as a “lesbian”, but multisexual identities don’t describe their identities either because they’re still monosexual
Gendergay: A gender that is gay, regardless orientation and arity.
Similar to gaygender (an orientationgender), epicene and GQ, but this one can be also adherent to gender binary (of two gender arities). For example: a man with a manhood that is gay; a gay xeninity.
Reminder that gayness is a polysemic construct – it carries a variety of meaning. ~ ap
Coulro is a prefix referring to an attraction to clowns, borrowed from coulrophilia which refers to a fetish regarding clowns; coulrosexual differs from coulrophilic in that it is a sexual orientation and not a kink. Continued the spectrum with, in order, Coulromantic, Coulroplatonic, Coulrosensual, Coulrosocial, Coulroamical, and Coulroalterous.
Seems silly, I know, but it’s important to me, so I wanted some flags, dang it!
Monocomgirl (commonogirl) is someone who identifies fully as woman only, mixing monogirl + comgirl (comgender and monogender).
It’s not necessarily binary suptiligender (static) because mono(com)girls can be amplusian (girlfluid, girlflux or girlfluix) or nonbinary too. It also encompasses both transgirls (ulter/utrinque/disigender) and cisgirls.
Monocomneutrois: A more specific subset of neutrois where they are comgender (polar opposite of agender, to have/experience (full/entire) gender) and monogender (to experience one gender identity).
Neutroisness is often associated with agenderness and null/genderlessness, so this helps comneutrois people specifying they are neutrally gendered (neutral-comgender).
Some genderfluid also feel mono(com)neutrois sometimes, since monocomgender is not necessarily static or suptiligender (suptilian/solidgender).
Monocomboy (or commonoboy) is someone who identifies fully as man only, mixing monoboy + comboy (monogender + comgender).
It’s not necessarily binary suptiligender (static) because mono(com)boys can be amplusian (boyfluid, boyflux or boyfluix) or nonbinary too. It also encompasses both transboys (ulter/utrinque/disigender) and cisboys.
The colours can be changed depending on the individual, but I went with greens for this. I have conflict with the colour green since I like it sometimes, but mostly it’s the colour I like the least so I used connotations from that. The colours may be changed so the ripped pattern in the middle is the main part.
Conflictgender: A gender that involves the conflict between two or more genders that you can’t place a name to as the genders fluctuate constantly and you may not always feel a certain gender on some days but it’s definitely there.
The colours can be changed depending on the individual, but I went with greens for this. I have conflict with the colour green since I like it sometimes, but mostly it’s the colour I like the least so I used connotations from that. The colours may be changed so the ripped pattern in the middle is the main part.
Conflictgender: A gender that involves the conflict between two or more genders that you can’t place a name to as the genders fluctuate constantly and you may not always feel a certain gender on some days but it’s definitely there.
Gray-aroace or Greyaroace: greyromantic greysexual or grayromantic graysexual individuals; being between/beyond aromantic asexual and zedromantic zedsexual (zromantic zsexual or alloromantic allosexual); feeling attraction rarely, vaguely, or weakly; experiencing attraction, but not desire the type of relationship associated with that type of attraction; umbrella term for every aroacespec orientation in grey area (greyspec or gray-aspec).
Leptrois, leptivity or leptrality (leptive/leptral gender-ness): identity spectrums, genders or -gender- system that are possibly charged &/or not, it encompasses gender experiences that are embracing with language and scientific studies.
History
Leptrois was firstly tagged in negatrois/positrois coinage post as an idea for its name. The definition can be found here (also in a dA archive), and most of the leptive identities can be found on this blog or on BMPF. Leptrois isn’t a spectrum or an umbrella itself, but it encompasses many spectrums. It is basically gender-ness explained by language/linguistics, based on neutrois term coined by H. A. Burnham to mean non-gender in 1995 (source). Seems like the etymology of -trois is three in French but -(t)ral(ity) and -(t)ive/-(t)ivity are possible alternatives (as in leptivity/leptrality).
Exemplifying meanings
A positrois person can express eir gender by mimicking the definition of positivity in eir own gender-ness. If it means eugender, that means the person experience a -gender. This eugender may have an antigender (such as an eugirl is antineutrois).
Then you may ask how it is possible to be antigender of neutrois if antigender is on negatrois and if we can fall under more than one/two spectra. People can be negative-neutral in the same way someone can be a infinitive-penultrois, a center-left or a theistic/monoreligious skepticist, as examples.
Some leptrois identities: neutrois (neutral-gender), nulltrois (gender nullity), penultrois (penultimate-gender), positrois (positive-gender), ambitrois (gender ambivalence), infinitrois (infinitive-gender), eternitrois (eternal-gender, gender timelessness), captrois/captivatrois (captivate/captive-gender), paratrois/paralletrois (parallel-gender), masculitrois (masculitivity) and feminitrois (feminitivity). /note: some of these terms weren’t so developed, just mentioned here to show some examples
Why -ary terms fall under leptivity
Because leptivity isn’t just gender socio-linguistic biopolitics and intrapersonal empiricisms, it’s also gender algebra/math, logic, mathematics and computer science, not limited to -trois suffixes and prefix synonymies. This polysemy constructs a variant language, with dissident, (un)orthodox, paradox, plural, singular and ambident (a)diversities between gender classifications, alignments, (in)congruences, phorias, (in)conformity, harmony/dissonance and many otherly categories.
N-ary gender-nesss covers many gender -arities, such as binary, trinary, unary, quinary, (qua)ternary, quadrinary, senary, nullary, equiry/equary, and otherly arity. Basically all defined/embraced as abinary, binary, non-binary and a-nonbinary identities within anthropic binarized culture.
Isn’t it going beyond the purpose of neutrois? No!
Neutrois naturally means gender neutrality (absolute, partial, undefined, circumstantial, conditional or neither). Neutral-gender (not to be confused with gender-neutral) commonly translate agender-ness, gender-free, genderlessness, nongender, zerogender, abinary and neugender (neutral-comgender, neutrally gendered-ness). You can also read more about on@neutroiswebsite.
But considering leptrois comes from an elementary particle (lepton), it can be charged or not. When it’s not charged we call it neutrois in leptive chemistry. So we can conclude that leptive can be not only gender language but also a scientific study of gender-ness and gender personhood.
Aporagender: When your gender is not feminine, masculine, or neutral, but still has a gendered feeling. Examples: Aporagender, Aliagender, Maverique, Comgender
Apora In Nature (AINgender): your gender encompasses all gender experiences that fit this description.
I believe this term already has a flag? But if not here’s one! (If so, here’s another if you’d like! It’s not meant to be a replacement, just a side option.)
Polyanthropy: the mix or gender-neutral of polygyny and polyandry; umbrella term for polygamy and polyamory. A poly- relationship orientation in which a folk has more than one person (multiple folks), amorously or gamously.
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