A grouping system of gender spectrums

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neutrois lesbian flag for anon, plus a neutrois veldian flag to go with it!

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transandrigynine neutrois flags for anon! the left flag is based on the original neutrois flag and the right is based on this redesign.

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transandrigynine nulltrois flags for anon! the left flag is based on the original nulltrois flag and the right is based on this redesign.

I find it really interesting, but also really hard to really understand, and as a queer nerd I really feel like I should understand it. I have lots of questions like:

What makes a gender leptive vs. not leptive? (asking because the gender wiki shows things like masculitrois, which is described as a masculine gender that is also leptive.)

Would taking my gender and mapping it out on a multi-dimensional grid be a form of leptivity? (e.g. I have an axis for masculinity, an axis for femininity, an axis for genderqueerness, and an axis for intensity, and let's say each one goes to 100, my gender might be at the point (59, 20, 69, 30) (this was based on vibes but feels fairly close to how I might grid my gender), would that be leptivity?)

Is there a comprehensive list of all the gender leptivity terms?

Are there any really good youtube videos or tiktoks on it that I can look at?

How would I go about creating my own gender leptivity terms?

it can be a simple descriptive and qualitative way of thinking about interdisciplinary associations. For masculitrois or feminitrois, I coined those terms as umbrella terms, for anyone who wants it, in which feminine or masculine genders are inherently that regardless of the leptarity, for example. But you can use it in any way according to your imagination. Just as you can use neutrois plainly as a gender instead of using math or multidisciplinarity.

I guess people already do that in graphs like this. While as termless concept (moneme), it isn’t necessarily. But when a quantitative gender term is coined, it can be seen as within leptative territory. However, polygenders or demigenders aren’t necessarily leptive. Since you mentioned the term axis, it seems to me that youre restricting your application to the gender spectrums or using your own system, which then sounds like a form of leptary way to understand your gender. I guess that since Im not thinking of already-made collection or family of terms that fit this description.

I just searched for it. It sounds like trans wikia had many genders, but gender wikioasis has a category. Ive seen someone compiling many terms there before, more than within this category, some of which are listed in individual articles. lgbtqia.wiki has a category too.

I’m going to be honest. I was kind of minimalistic in the scope of the leptrois terms. When I was being gibberish I was trying to make them more subjective, in a way that anyone could expand it however they want. I like that @your-bigender-big-brother has reacted to some terms I coined via YouTube or blog essays, even when criticizing, because I like being reacted to, negatively or not. But it’s not like someone talked specifically about it, everyone would have a different understanding and feel shy to express it, but I like when others tell me their own inputs about leptivity, then I can understand it in other ways too. Anyone can arbitrate their own gender, even in ways that for others would be contradictory. I guess that’s idea behind leptivity: be bold and imagine your gender mathematically, because that’s nonsense for exorsexists.

You can base in preexisting terms to have a guess. I coined this “system” (I still dont know the best word for it) based on neutrois, and the terms positive and negative from @espectrometria-nao-binaria, which were based on genderpositive and gendernegative. Many people reacted badly about their terms, and so they did to mine, because they thought we were redefining the scope of neutrois. But it’s awhile since Ive received those attacks.

Leptiaspec: An umbrella term for the leptrois spectrum of genders. This includes genders like neutrois, positrois, negatrois, and ambitrois. These terms use a leptive method of classifying genders, meaning that mathematics and linguistics are used to describe and quantify certain gender experiences.

The flag uses lightened colors from the flags for leptrois, positrois, neutrois, and negatrois.

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transandrigynine neulitrois flags for anon! i did versions based on both flags.

Xendrogyne — Xenogender and androgyne

(^Xendrogyne flag just above)

Oundrogyne — Outherine and androgyne

Androgyneu — Neutrois and androgyne

Xendrogyneu — Neutrois, xenogender, and androgyne

Oundrogyneu — Outherine, neutrois, and androgyne

Xendrogyneu — Xenogender, neutrois, and androgyne

Xoundrogyneu — Neutrois, outherine, xenogender, and androgyne

(^Xoundrogyneu flags just above)

[pt: Abinary]

Any gender that is completely unrelated to maleness, masculinity, femaleness, or femininity, and is nowhere in between those things, while not necessarily being genderless (although agender individuals may also identify as abinary). An abinary individual may feel a strong sense of gender, however that gender is completely unrelated from the binary genders. (LGBTQIA+ Wiki)

I decided to make an alternative flag for Abinary since I have a preference for non-gradient flags ^_^

It's intentionally designed similarly to the Nonbinary flag, replacing its purple stripe with green. I personally associate the color purple with androgyny or a mix between feminine and masculine, so this change represents a lack of correlation with those qualities!

Panabinary alt-✦

✦) panabinary alt, being all abinary genders

✦) ngl i made this flag in like 2 minutes right after making panapora, i was just throwing together some mock ups to finalise tmrw but i think i accidentally got it right on like the 2nd design lmao

✦) flag: 

The irange and yellow for abinary, multiple shades for multiple abinary genders, the grey is for the detachment from binary genders and being multigender, white is for being all abinary genders, white since its the combination of all colours which is the same reason the pangender flag uses white

✦) Librabin / librabinary / librabinarine

Being mainly agender and a bit abinary or abinarine

(7 more labels under cut)

panatrinary-✦

✦)being all atrinary genders, either at once, fluid, or fluctuating

Cendgender is an umbrella term for any genderfluid identity that switches between a eugender and its antigender. This could be cendboy, cendgirl, and cendnonbinary/cendenby.

there's also the more subtle, manipulative forms. if someone uses any pronouns and you want to paint them as dangerous and a threat, stick with "he". if you want to make him seem irrational and whiny instead, call her a Karen. if you disagree on transfem issues, he clearly doesn't know what he's talking about. if you disagree on transmasc issues, she should mind her own business. you see?

If you meet me alone in an elevator, I'm non binary. You don't have to be scared of me and you don't have to be scared that I'm scared of you.

If I'm applying for a graphic design job or shopping at Home Depot, I'm a man. Assume I know what I'm doing.

If I'm at a strip club, I'm a woman. I'm going to be exceedingly respectful and admiring. I will feel envy of your beauty in addition to enjoyment.

If I'm in a ladies room, I'm a lady. I belong there. You don't have to they/them me in the women's room.

Abinary , Aliagender , Third Gender

Nongender , Unaligned , Ungender

Antigender & Eugender

Pantone friendly edits/adjusts of the Metangender flag made by @beyond-mogai-pride-flags !

TAGLIST ! @radiomogai @obscurian @flageditsarchive

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Antigender - One's gender can only be defined as the opposite of an existing gender (a eugender; but which is opposite of Antigender). For instance, antigirl would be the opposite of a girl, but not necessarily a boy. Antigenders may also be used by individuals who cannot narrow down their gender, but know they are definitely not a certain gender, similarly to nongender.