※ coins for moths ※

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Etiquette: We aren't taking requests for term coining or flags at the moment. Only send us asks about things related to our terms, our opinions on unrelated matters aren't important for this blog.

Boundaries:

Our terms can be added to good-faith wikis

If you wanna be an ass towards us for who we are / what we do / what we believe, Have the courtesy to not use our terms.

You're fine to make sub-terms or flags of our terms as long as it is in good faith. Feel free to tag us if you post one!

※A term that is both Laevimas and Imthanata, has both Laevuline and Imthanatous qualities, or otherwise can be described as related to both the Laevimas and Imthanata umbrellas.

※ Etymology: Laev(imas) + a + (Im)thana(ta) + s

※ Terminology: Quality: Laevathanine Alignment: Laevathanic Trans: Translaevathan

Tentatively tagging @radiomogai

※A term that is both Phoriaeyn and Luxine, PHORIN and LUXIN, has both Phorine and Luxinous qualities, or otherwise can be described as related to both the Phoriaeyn and Luxine umbrellas.

※ Etymology: Phor(iaeyn) + luxine

※ Terminology: Quality: Phorluxous Alignment: Lurianic GIN: PHOLUXIN Trans: Transphorlux

Tentatively tagging @radiomogai

THIS NEOGENDER COMBINATION INVOLVES AN ADULT-ONLY TERM. IT IS NOT INTENDED TO BE USED BY MINORS.

※A term that is both Eroture and Bastazeal, or otherwise can be described as related to both the Eroture and Bastazeal umbrellas.

※ Etymology: Ero(ture) + (Basta)zeal / Ero(ture) + (Basta)zeal + (Ero)ture / Bast(azeal)erozure (from zeal+ture) I found it quite hard to make a word combining all the important aspects of the original terms... Shoutout to everyone in the archivist discord who helped out

※ Terminology: Quality: Bazetureline Trans: Transbasture

Tentatively tagging @radiomogai

※A term that is both Wilderic and Lumenoir, WILDIN and LUMIN, has both Wilderine and Noirine qualities, or otherwise can be described as related to both the Wilderic and Lumenoir umbrellas.

※ Etymology: Wild(eric) + (Lume)noir , Lume(noir) + Wild(eric)

※ Terminology: Quality: Wildnoirine Alignment: Wilumenic GIN: WILUMIN Trans: Transwildnoirine

Tentatively tagging @radiomogai

※A term that is both Luxine and Aetherine, LUXIN and AETHIN, has both Luxinous and Aethine qualities, or otherwise can be described as related to both the Luxine and Aetherine umbrellas.

※ Etymology: Aeth(erine) + luxine

※ Terminology: Quality: Aeluxine Alignment: Aeluxic GIN: AELUIN Trans: Transaethlux(ine)

Tentatively tagging @radiomogai

※A term that is both Idenblur and Kenochoric, BLURIN and KEIN, has both Idenblurry and Kenoine qualities, or otherwise can be described as related to both the Idenblur and Kenochoric umbrellas.

※ Etymology: keno + id(en) + blur

※ Terminology: Quality: Kenoid Alignment: Kenoic GIN: KEURIN Trans: Transkenoblur

Tentatively tagging @radiomogai

※ A form of Alteraffectis attraction that describes the way a mythical creature feels about the person who seeks and/or discovers them.

※ Etymology: myth + affectis

※ Notes: Very self-indulgently made two flags, the left is intended for mythical creatures with a more celestial/ethereal theme, the right for nature-aligned creatures.

Tentatively tagging @alteraffectis and @radiomogai

⊂⫘⫘⫘⫘⫘⫘⊃/ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\⊂⫘⫘⫘⫘⫘⫘⊃ Image ID 1: a horizontal 7 striped flag. the colors are various shades of blue, starting out dark and getting lighter towards the center. The center stripe is an off-white with a blueish hue. In the middle there's a near black circle with a pale blue diamond shaped outline on the middle, inside it is the alchemic symbol for bismuth, the same pale blue.

※ A form of Alteraffectis attraction that describes how a moth feels towards light.

※ Etymology: lt. tinea (moth) + lt. lumine (light) + affectis

※ Notes: Can refer to any sort of light. Tentatively tagging @alteraffectis if that's fine?

So almost two years ago we made a survey on Blending. It got a few responses from a server we're in, but I lowkey want *more*. Sooo... here I go:

[Disclaimer: I seriously do not care about your syscourse stances when you're filling this, but if you insert hateful rhetoric into your submission, it will be deleted entirely and I will sleep soundly.]

/ækssɪm/gender

※ A multigender that is symmetrical across two or more gender spectra. These spectra do not need to be opposites. Examples (dashes are optional):

Axsym-minfin (alternatively Minfin-axsym or Min-axsym-fin): A gender that is symmetrical across masc-in-nature and fem-in-nature genders, it may be simultaneously binary man and woman, demiboy and demigirl, xenoboy and xenogirl, multiple of these pairs, or fluid between these pairs.

Axsym-luxinkein (alternatively Luxinkein-axsym or Luxin-axsym-kein): A gender that is symmetrical across luxine-in-nature and kenochoric-in-nature genders.

Axsym-ninlin (alternatively Ninlin-axsym or Nin-axsym-lin): A gender that is symmetrical across neutral-in-nature and androgynous-in-nature genders, i.e. ninfluid and linfluid.

Axsym-catdog (alternatively Catdog-axsym or Cat-axsym-dog): A gender that is symmetrical across cat-related and dog-related genders, i.e. dogboy and catboy. This is not limited to gender-in-nature spectra either, for example:

Axsym-cistrans (alternatively Cistrans-axsym or Cis-axsym-trans): A gender that is symmetrical across cis and trans gender modalities, i.e. trans man and cis man.

※ Etymology: Axis + symmetry

This flag and symbol are meant to represent Daydreamers. They are also open to those with similar experiences that use different labels (including neuronarrators, for example) and are inclusive of both psychological and spiritual daydreaming; Those with MaDD are also welcome to use them, though the flag was made with daydreaming as a positive thing in mind.

Notes: I've been part of the Immersive Daydreaming community for a few years now and I quite enjoy having flags for my experiences, especially since my daydreaming ties into our system architecture and my alterhuman identity. For this reason I've always felt a little sad that there doesn't seem to be any sort of flag or symbol around to represent daydreaming. So about a year ago, I made the first draft for this flag, but I felt nervous about posting it since I didn't know whether it would be well received. Now I've decided to post it anyway, maybe someone else out there enjoys it!

Flag:

[Image ID:] A Flag with eight vertical stripes; from left to right: Dark purple, purple, light purple, golden-yellow, pink, light blue, blue, evening blue; The two outer stripes as well as the fourth and fifth stripe are half the width of the other ones. Overlaid on the flag is the Daydreamer's Rose (ID below). [/ID over]

Meaning: The two gradients on the sides of this flag are meant to represent skies, itself representing the seemingly endless width of daydreaming possibilities. The blue gradient is in reference to the sky of this world, the purple is that of other worlds, to show the different types of settings used by daydreamers. The sky colors were also chosen since skies and clouds are the most common symbolism in daydreaming communities I've seen. The pink stripe is for both innocence and childlike playfulness as well as passion. The gold represents hope and joy that may be found through daydreaming.

Rose:

[Image ID:] A symbol consisting of two roughly half-circles, a smaller one within a bigger one; with five arrows pointing from the inside of the inner circle all the way past the outer circle. Somewhat resembling half a compass rose. [/ID over]

[pa-ruh-veuh·ree·uh·bl]

※ An aspect of a member, parative, otherwise paragenic member, or intropara, that can not be narrowed down due to the member existing in multiple forms (i.e. timelines or storylines) within the paracosms they originated from. The term may be applied to any aspect, such as "paravariable age", "paravariable gender" etc.

※ Etymology: para- from para + variable

※ Notes: If desired, -variable can also be used as a suffix to other terms, i.e. fictivariable could describe a fictive with variable aspects due to having multiple versions of their source.