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caeliangel · 6 months
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IMAGE ID. 3 rectangular flags with 8 stripes. The first flags stripes are, in order: black, dark blue, blue, light dull blue, turquoise, light dull blue, grey, black. The second flags stripes are, in order: very dark purple, dark purple, purple, light dull purple, green, light dull purple, grey, black. The last flags stripes are, in order: very dark red, dark red, red, light dull red, green, light dull red, grey, black. END OF ID.
Agender + Man, Agender + Manwoman, Agender + Woman
︵︵︵︵︵︵★ ꒱ explanations :
bigender specific flags!
Other versions.
Agender + x
Agender + man
Agender + x
PT. agender + man, agender + manwoman, agender + woman. explanations. bigender specific flags. other versions. [see link 1] [see link 2] [see link 3] END OF PT.
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genderstarbucks · 9 days
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Demifluid Enboy | Demiflux Enboy
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Demifluid Girlby | Demiflux Girlby
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Demifluid Agender Boy | Demiflux Agender Boy
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Demifluid Agender Girl | Demiflux Agender Girl
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redacted-coiner · 13 days
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FINgender, NINgender, MINgender
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Agender Man, Genderqueer, Agender Woman
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Nonbinary Woman, Anonbinary, Nonbinary Man
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DNI is listed within my pinned post. Please go read it before interacting with any part of my content. Ask to tag!
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froggiebi-moved · 7 months
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i swear nothing has been so validating and helpful to hear than other intersex people with pcos explaining that they had an alternate puberty than what we were taught to expect - because i did, too.
the first sign i had that i was entering puberty was the development of acne at age 8. even as a kid i knew how weird that was, as everyone around me still had nice, smooth skin, while i was the kid in the photographs covered in red bumps. it was humiliating.
as i travelled further into puberty, my boobs and body hair developed as expected, though the boobs got way too big too fast, and the body hair was patchy (but at least easier to maintain). my hips developed, too, but i always felt more top heavy due to the growth of my boobs, as well as the fact that my body type already had a longer torso and big tummy, the latter being a very common pcos thing. i had also been tall until i suddenly stopped growing at 14, giving me a squarely average height and dooming my legs to be forever short. i'm not kidding; at 11, i was about an inch shorter than i am now. i grew a measly 3cm in as many years, and that was it for me. i am now 164cm (5'4") despite my parents and all my siblings being taller.
as a teen, i tried to focus on how i was just like the girls now, how we shared this commonality (even if i had extreme dysmorphia from my body developing somewhat differently), but i couldnt help but be preoccupied with the state of my skin. i noticed the boys were not only more likely to have acne or to develop it early, they were more likely to have severe acne than the girls. my acne began to spread over my chest, shoulders, and back, and some zits were particularly painful and/or itchy. i didn't have cystic acne, but it was mild to moderate on almost every inch of skin down to my armpits. i thought of myself as a monster, fated to be the ugly, overlooked friend, the weirdo who couldn't get a boyfriend as they kept having crushes who didn't like them back - fairly typical teenage concerns to be sure, and one that i couldn't even express as different to my peers' as we were all hormonally haywire. even my irregular periods and heavy cramping seemed normal, because it was hard to find a teenage girl without a single experience of irregular periods and heavy cramping.
all the girls talked about using proactiv, clearasil and neutrogena to battle their pimples, and i tried what my mother was willing to buy for me, even dicey balms she found on ebay, but nothing helped; not until i went on the combination pill at 16. until then, i understood the boys who straight up pretended they didn't have it because either nothing worked, or there was nothing socially acceptable they could do about it - what millennial teenage boy would ever wash their face with specialised soap? don't worry boys, because i tried it, and it didn't do shit; the pill, however, was like a miracle cure. it didn't clear my acne up 100%, but it got better by at least half, and the redness calmed down. my face now seemed just as pimply as most other 16 year old girls, and i couldn't be happier.
i wasn't diagnosed with pcos until i was 19, after a decade of suffering and hating myself and questioning what was wrong with me and begging my mother to take me to a specialist. she even told me that as a teenager she only got pimples when she was due for her period, but didn't make that same hormonal link for me because i had pimples all the time. the constant dismissals and blaming, the shit like "you just need to be more hygienic! here, put toothpaste on your skin!" - it was all infuriating, and only succeeded in bringing my self-esteem down further.
the diagnosis helped a lot with helping me let go of a lot of the self-blame and shame i developed alongside my symptoms, but as an adult i have had other associated issues. since giving birth to my son, i have been growing facial hair that steadily became more and more noticeable, and it now has to be removed every week or so - just like my body hair, it's patchy, so i can get away with leaving it for a few days, despite it growing at the same rate as a typical beard. pregnancy changed my body and made that "topsy turvy" feeling even greater, as my bust is now far larger than my hips, despite women's clothing accommodating for the opposite. (though to be fair, this is also genetic, as my mother was more top heavy than i am; it's just another factor in the struggle of accepting my body.)
on top of all that, i have been struggling to understand my gender for the last decade, coming to the realisation i am nonbinary but itching to know what "flavour", trying on a bunch of different labels (mostly multigender ones that hover around agender), knowing i had dysphoria but not really understanding how as it differed to most accounts told by afab people. due to how my hormones work, as well as my nebulous dissatisfaction with my body, i figured i had to be a transmasc, or at least equally masc to fem. however, the more i heard trans women's stories pre-transition, the more i realised i could relate to them, and that i was doing the same thing - trying to conform to what i felt i had to be, though for me it was more that i didn't feel "womanly" enough to deserve being called one, despite wanting to be involved in the collective of women. trying to pigeon hole myself as transmasc or even completely agender wasn't realistic for me, and the reason my dysphoria was so great was because i wanted to be fem and to feel that i fit in - with women.
this whole confusing journey has been aided by my making the connection between dysphoria and pcos, finding out pcos is considered an intersex condition by the intersex community, being acceped into the community, and growing to understand just how complicated gender can be for us; i'm far from the only intersex person in this boat, despite sailing in it alone for quite some time. i've been calling myself a nonbinary woman / agender woman for a while now, and it feels right, even if it seems counterintuitive to perisex people. but i'm done trying to make myself palatable for perisex people, especially perisex cis people. i am intersex, and nonbinary, and a woman, and the "nonbinary" part modifies the "woman" part, and the way in which i am nonbinary and a woman is further influenced by my intersex status and bisexuality. and all of that is okay.
we are who we are, and when you have a community behind you, it'll quickly absorb the limitations you've put on yourself all your life. i see that now.
*terfs do not fucking interact*
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projectmogai · 9 days
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hi! im so glad i found your blog! :) may i request (the red striped one) juxera loveless aromantic mafuyu, agender woman (one label) alloace mizuki, non-sam aro lovequeer kanade, and intersex aroace (sunset flag pls) ena?
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isobug · 4 months
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Simplified Faegrian flag ( for smaller icons, etc. )
"Faegrian is a gai orientation for gai gxrls/agender women. It describes gxrls/agender women who are attracted to other gxrls/agender women, or who are attracted to other similar genders in a uniquely non-binary way that feels gai or unstrayt. This attraction does not have to be exclusive."
Faegrian was coined along with its flag on May 30, 2021 by FANDOM user Reign of the breadsticcs. The description is directly from the LGBTA wiki page for Faegrian, you can find a link to a Wayback Machine capture of it in the post source.
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shk0lstun-flagz · 8 months
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Fluidman - (GenderfluidMan) For men-aligned ppl that feel fluid like in nature, fluid with presentation or gender (masc, fem, neutral/androgyny, and maybe even xenic) A more specific type of Genderfluidity, this remains man aligned while being fluid like, it never encompassas woman alignment.
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Fluidwoman - (GenderfluidWoman) For women-aligned ppl that feel fluid like in nature, fluid with presentation or gender (masc, fem, neutral/androgyny, and maybe even xenic) A more specific type of Genderfluidity, this remains woman aligned while being fluid like, it never encompassas man alignment.
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vampitsm · 7 months
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I haven't posted in awhile, so I just decided to post something easy.
I made a Genderfluid Man + Woman flags.
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[Flags need ID]
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I also made a Agender Man + Woman flags.
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[Flags need ID]
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imoga-pride · 2 years
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is there a term for when youre a girl/woman but in a neutral or agender way?
gxrl/womxn: a gender where a female and an agender identity are experienced simultaneously or with variation.
neutrogirl/neutrowoman: a subset of neutrogender that is neutrois or mostly neutrois with strong connections to femininity. it's similar to demigirl, but is more specifically partially female and partially neutrois, with the neutrois part outweighing the feminine part.
neulier: a gender that is female or female-aligned, but is entirely neutral, rather than feminine. it can also be described as a someone who is fiaspec, but is ningender, rather than fingender.
neuwoman: a woman that is neutrally gendered; a gender-neutral woman.
ningirl: a gender that is both neutral-in-nature and female, or being both a neutral-in-nature gender and a female gender
neutrafemale: a gender identity that is partially neutral/neutrois and partially female.
agender girl: agender individuals find that they have no gender identity, however, an agender girl has some connection to girlhood/femininity.
feminull: a multigender where someone who is part woman and part gendernull, or both fully at the same time.
neutroera: being part neutrois and part female-adjacent, female-aligned, and/or female.
neunixemme: a gender between nixera and epinixene/neunixic; a combination of nixic and neutremme.
libraneufem: a scale where one side is agender and the other side is femineutral or neutrofeminine; an identity that is mostly agender but: has partial/strong/particular connection to neutrofemininity and/or its gendered feelings; experiences little attachment to being femineutrois.
neutragender: a gender that is both neutrois and agender/no gender. you can be a neutrois and agender/no gender at the same time, go between them, or fluctuate between feeling neutral-gender and not feeling gender.
neutrix: being simultaneously neutrois agender; someone who is neutrally agendered; the root of neugender(s), ie. a neutral genderless, that is a neutrois nullified itself, resulting on a zerogender-ness or a demigender-ness or a numbergender less than one but distinct of zero, positively or not.
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mogai-headcanons · 1 year
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Katy from Pokemon Scarlet and Violet is a pan lesbian demiromantic asexual transfeminine sweetgender buggender mexgender agender woman who uses she/her, bug/bugs, and sweet/sweets pronouns!
Iono is a pansexual gaybian aroflux demitransmascfem idolgender virtualgirl fulgender genderfluid girl who uses they/them, he/him, idol/idol, and ele/eles pronouns!
dni link
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eternaspacic · 1 year
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agender man, agender man and woman, and agender woman flags!
please credit me if you use!
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genderstarbucks · 4 months
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Neoagenderboy + Neoagendergirl!!
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Neoagenderboy is a gender with a connection to masculinity, but in a way that's largely different from how most agender boys/men are connected to masculinity. Neoagenderboy is a non-binary identity that is mostly separate from being an agender male, though it can be described as a gender that is masculine-aligned, neutral-aligned, mingender, and/or miaspec. Individuals who identify with neoagenderboy may identify with the term because: - They feel like a "new" kind or type of agenderboy/man. - They feel like they're an agender male and connected to masculinity (partially or entirely) but in a "different" way.
- They feel like an agender boy, but outside of the gender binary. Individuals who identify with neoagenderboy will also generally feel neutral-aligned in some way or in some extent as well as being masculine-aligned but this isn't always the case.
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Neoagendergirl is a gender with a connection to femininity, but in a way that's largely different from how most agender girls/women are connected to femininity. Neoagendergirl is a non-binary identity that is mostly separate from being an agender female, though it can be described as a gender that is feminine-aligned, neutral-aligned, fingender, and/or fiaspec. Individuals who identify with neoagendergirl may identify with the term because:
- They feel like a "new" kind or type of agendergirl/woman.
- They feel like they're an agender female and connected to femininity (partially or entirely) but in a "different" way.
- They feel like an agender girl, but outside of the gender binary.
Individuals who identify with neoagendergirl will also generally feel neutral-aligned in some way or in some extent as well as being feminine-aligned but this isn't always the case.
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Neoneuman is a gender with a connection to masculinity, but in a way that's largely different from how most neutral men are connected to masculinity. Neoneuman is a non-binary identity that is mostly separate from being a neuman, though it can be described as a gender that is masculine-aligned, neutral-aligned, mingender, and/or miaspec. Individuals who identify with neoneuman may identify with the term because:
- They feel like a "new" kind or type of neutral man.
- They feel like they're a neutral male and connected to masculinity (partially or entirely) but in a "different" way.
- They feel like a neutral man but outside of the gender binary.
Individuals who identify with neoneuman will also generally feel neutral-aligned in some way or in some extent as well as being masculine-aligned but this isn't always the case.
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Neoneuwoman is a gender with a connection to femininity, but in a way that's largely different from how most neutral women are connected to femininity. Neoneuwoman is a non-binary identity that is mostly separate from being a neutral female, though it can be described as a gender that is feminine-aligned, neutral-aligned, fingender, and/or fiaspec. Individuals who identify with neoneuwoman may identify with the term because:
- They feel like a "new" kind or type of neutral woman.
- They feel like they're a neutral female and connected to femininity (partially or entirely) but in a "different" way.
- They feel like a neutral woman, but outside of the gender binary.
Individuals who identify with neoneuwoman will also generally feel neutral-aligned in some way or in some extent as well as being feminine-aligned but this isn't always the case.
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Womxn (Reclaimed)
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[Image ID: A flag with seven stripes. The first stripe and last stripe are Indigo. The second and sixth stripes are gray. The third and fifth stripes are white. The stripe in the middle is pink. End ID] Womxn (Pronounced woman-x or wom-ex-n) - An individual who is both agender and a woman. This can be due to being multigender, genderfluid/flux/fluix, being agender/greygender with a connection to femininity and more! Another term for gxrl. Flag meanings: Purple - Agender. Gray - Greygender. White - Fluidity. Pink - Femininity/Connection to Femininity. I'm going to get a *lot* of angry TERFs in my replies for this one, aren't I? :)
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castielfucks · 2 months
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theres actually no rules to transitioning and youre allowed to want contradictory things for your transition. it's fine if you only want some of the changes that come with hrt and take preventative measures for the rest (like wanting bottom growth but not body hair or vice versa). you can want to have vagina AND a dick. you can be a woman and want top surgery, or wear a packer. you can be a man and want to have a pussy. you can change your transition goals one or a million times or not have any goals at all and just take things as they come or as they feel right.
there are no rules.
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genderqueerdykes · 29 days
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you're allowed to love being trans if you:
just came out
havent transitioned and dont plan to
have known you are trans for years but kept it to yourself
don't want surgery or hormones
dont disclose your trans status or genders to other people
dont change your name
never have dysphoria
your transness is tied to your neurodivergence
your transness is tied to your nonhuman identity
dont feel like you have a gender or gendered experience
feel like gender isn't really that important
are intersex
are two-spirit, hijra, or have another cultural gender or expression identity, or "third gender"
are a person of color
are an afab demigirl
are an amab demiboy
have a complex identity
have a very simple identity
cant figure out your gender for the life of you
cross dress
do drag
present socially in ways that are "normal" for your agab
have crushing dysphoria
don't know how to pass
pass effortlessly
are a butch trans woman
are a femme trans man
are demigender
don't like to be reminded you're trans
have a very specific gender
have a gender that's specific to you and you alone
have hated being trans at one point
stopped transition and restarted it at some point
have had to change your gender, name, pronouns or presentation multiple times
change presentation a lot
have a gender that's hard or impossible to put into words
dont want to figure out what your gender is exactly
are plural/a system
are genderfluid, gnc, genderqueer, multigender, polygender, genderflux, neutrois, maverique or genderfuck
are xenogender
are a lesbian or gay
are transneutral
are transfemasc/transmascfem
..... are trans.
every trans person is allowed to love being trans. good day, love yourself today!
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shopwitchvamp · 3 months
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Yeah I'm AFAB, but what's much more important to understanding my Gender is that I was Assigned Older Sister At My Sibling's Birth
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