🃏 WILDCARDIC: a xenogender that feels unpredictable, going against the expectation of what it is percieved to be. it feels like a peformance that is both planned and improvised, fitting whatever it needs to be at the time. its alignment and qualities are unpredictable - at one moment it can be FiN, and another it can be MiN or kenchoric, etc. it is defined by being chaotic & volatile.

💥 ——— coined by light!

[PT: Wildcardic: a xenogender that feels unpredictable, going against the expectation of what it is percieved to be. It feels like a peformance that is both planned and improvised, fitting whatever it needs to be at the time. Its alignment and qualities are unpredictable - at one moment it can be FiN, and another it can be MiN or kenchoric, etc. It is defined by being chaotic & volatile.]

[pt: chaoshifter ! end pt.]

chaoshifter ; a gender in the gendershifter system where one's gender is related to chaos and shapeshifting, chaos and being a shapeshifter, being a chaos shapeshifter, etc.

[id: a mogai flag with seven equal horizontal stripes. from outermost to innermost, the colors are: red, green, cyan, deep purple. in the middle of the flag there's a four-pointed star cutout. inside the star, there are seven equal horizontal stripes. the colors are inversed: deep purple, cyan, green, red. end id.]

etymology : chaos + shifter, combined s

pronunciation : chaos - shifter

Bilesbianlexic // Panlesbianlexic

Plylesbianlexic // Omnilesbianlexic

Mspeclesbianlexic // Abrolesbianlexic

Bilesbianlexic: a gender that is/is related to the word "bi lesbian"

Panlesbianlexic: a gender that is/is related to the word "pan lesbian"

Plylesbianlexic: a gender that is/is related to the word "ply lesbian"

Omnilesbianlexic: a gender that is/is related to the word "omni lesbian"

Mspeclesbianlexic: a gender that is/is related to the word "mspec lesbian"

Abrolesbianlexic: a gender that is/is related to the word "abro lesbian"

Can you believe no one has done lexegenders with mspec lesbian identities yet?! <- am also planning to do gay, straight, and gaybian.

Tagging @mogai-sunflowers and @epikulupu

Clownpunk: A gender related to clowns, performances and stylized clothes, happiness or childishness that goes against the status quo. Related to the clownpunk aesthetic/scene/subculture in some way.

A person who is clownpunk may feel like their gender is directly tied to their presentation as punk, or feel like their punk identity is intrinsically linked to being non monetizable and rebellious while helping your community through mutual aid. It also includes people with a connection to both clowns and the punk culture or scene, either simultaneously or individually. Or anyone who feels a connection to clownpunk. I can be used as a modifier or a stand alone term.

Ex Uses of clownpunk:

“They are clownpunkaesthic! Their gender is related to clown/punk aesthetics”

“Xe is a clownpunk. Xe’s actually demi-clownpunk but the other genders they feel revolve around clownpunkic.”

Magma is clownpunkfluid, meaning Magma changes between genders but feels clownpunk the most.”

“She doesn’t dress it, but being a clownpunk isn’t about presentation! its all about how you feel!”

suggested pronouns

☆｡⁠*ﾟ⁠+ A gender related / has a deep connection, or finds comfort in clowns! ☆｡⁠*ﾟ⁠+

- (⁠≧⁠▽⁠≦⁠)

🤡/🤡's

🎉/🎉's

Clown/clowns/clownself

🔴/🔴's

ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ ꕀ · ꕀ ꕀ

A Aestheticgender where ones gender is influenced by the Aesthetics of Evil clowns, jesters and similars

Malum (latin for evil) + Clown

Coined by me (dollgods on Tumblr) | Requested by N/A

ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ · ꕀ ꕀ · ꕀ ꕀ

an xenogender related to neon clowns, clowncore and bright neon colors!

anyone can use!!

circusmusic ☆₊ ⁺﹒⋆

a gender related to the music typically associated with a circus. this typically includes, but is not limited to: entrance of the gladiators by julius fučík, fast-tempo marches (typically called "circus marches"), and galops (a short, quick song typically written in 2/4).

coined by me. requested by no one.

[id : the first flag has nine stripes with the center stripe having the pattern of a 4-bar music staff. the stripes are: dark red, dark blue, yellow, light yellow, (music staff, which is composed of eight alternating black and white stripes, starting and ending with black), light yellow, yellow, light blue, light red.

the second and third flags are identical, but the third flag has a black treble clef in the center of the flag. both flags have nine stripes. the stripes are: dark red, dark blue, yellow, light yellow, white, light yellow, yellow, light blue, light red.

the second row of flags is identical to the first row, but with desaturated colors. end id]

Clownspikegender is a gender related to putting spikes under your eyes like a clown

Some pronouns that fit this gender are:

clown/clowns/clownself

spike/spikes/spikeself

makeup/makeup/makeupself

TERM AND FLAG BY ME

Refracted pronouns

Wanting someone to refer to you with the pronouns that you (or they) consider the opposite of their pronouns.

Examples:

-Someone uses it/they so you want it to use they/it for you

-Someone uses she/her so you want her to use he/him for you

-Someone uses ‘dark’ or scarier themed neopronouns so you want them to use ‘lighter’ or cuter themed neopronouns for you

-Someone who uses big/bigs pronouns so you want big to use small/smalls for you (this is an example of a pronoun set having an antonym, because it’s based on an adjective)

-Someone uses xe/xem so you want xem to use [whatever you consider the opposite of xe/xem to be. I personally think that ze/zir works] for you

What you (or the person who’s referring to you) consider the opposite of a certain pronoun set or combination is totally up to the individual, especially when it comes to neopronouns. If you want to go by refracted pronouns around someone the best thing to do is to ask them their pronouns, decide on an opposite and tell it to them so there’s no confusion.

This is the opposite of mirrored pronouns (coined by @kenochoric) and related to reflected pronouns.

Symbol:

Chronojest

(croe-noe-jest)