Just gendervast Things

If you'd like a full list of things I identify with you can click this link to have a look around. And for my boundaries/DNI list you can click this link to see what is and isn't acceptable.

Term Definition (for those that need it): Gendervast, or vastgender, is 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. It is similar to genderhoarder, but it is not fluid.

I want to express that the term and flag were coined by Tumblr user neo-identity on or before June 7th, 2018. I am in no way claiming to be the creator of the term or the flag. I am simply using the term to explain my identity.

As for this blog, I will primarily be making posts about anything related to being gendervast. Whether that may be my own experiences with the label or any short story/poem/drawing that involves being gendervast. I will be taking questions and comments about the term gendervast and the blog so long as you are respectful about it. I will also NOT be making any political posts. I understand that there are a lot of issues surrounding the LGBTQIA+ community (I would have said queer since it rolls off the tongue better but not everyone in the community likes that term). However, I want to create a safe space for the community and give them a place for them to take a break from any and all political conversations regarding the community. This goes for my main blog too.

For me, it was mainly that i could use multiple terms without feeling like I gave more then one gender. I never liked the term genderfluid on any multimeter identities because i never knew whay having more then one actually feel like. Ot all felt like just one thing? But so many terms cna describe me at the same time!

Just curious, if this account is still active :)

{I'll try to explain this as best as I can since I hadn't thought about it before.}

For me, it felt like having one "base" gender with multiple labels branching off of it. As for accepting gendervast as a label, I felt as though it was a better fit than something like genderfluid or multigender.

I'll be honest, I've tried other labels before I found gendervast and realised that I could use more than one label to describe my gender. This was in response to me labeling myself with one gender before I moved to another gender label that described me. My biggest issue was that I didn't want to drop one label in favour of another.