[Image descriptions: Four gender flags. The first two each have seven vertical stripes. The outer stripes are dark orange, the ones next to them are yellow, the ones next to those are dark yellow, and the middle ones are light orange. The first flag contains the Desert Bluffs symbol, a yellow and orange sun with an incomplete circle in the middle. The second flag does not. The last two flags each have seven vertical stripes. The outer stripes are dark purple, the ones next to them are medium purple, the ones next to them are pinkish-purple, and the middle ones are pinkish-orange. The first flag contains the Night Vale symbol, which is a transparent eye with a lighter crescent moon in place of a pupil. The second flag does not. End image description]

Desertbluffsaesic & Nightvaleaesic

Two terms we made a while ago, cleaned up a bit, and are ready to post!

Desertbluffsaesic is an aesin (aesthetic-in-nature) xenogender & aesthetigender related to the aesthetics of Desert Bluffs from Welcome To Night Vale. This often includes yellows and oranges, sun imagery, gore imagery, teeth imagery, smiles and happy imagery, and desert imagery.

Nightvaleaesic is an aesin (aesthetic-in-nature) xenogender & aesthetigender related to the aesthetics of Night Vale from Welcome To Night Vale. This often includes purples and pinks, night imagery, paranoia and surveillance imagery, eye imagery, uncanny imagery, and desert imagery.

While anybody can use these, as we can’t control the identities of other people, we would prefer that people who are anti-endogenic systems do not interact with our post as the coiners of this are both pariogenic fictives!

We don’t mind our terms being reuploaded to wikis!

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Modulic and Ipsumic

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Modulic (mod - you - lick) - a xenogender that ‘modulates’ your gender as opposed to being your gender itself. Like a gender adjective.

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Ipsumic (ipp - some - ick) - a xenogender that is itself your gender. From Latin ‘ipsum,’ loosely meaning oneself.

Filtergender

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A modulic xenogender that feels like viewing your gender through a ‘filter.’

Fablic

(faybe - lick)

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A gender related to any sort of fable, fairy tale, old bedtime story, etc. Some examples could be: genders related to Snow White, Alice in Wonderland, Aesop’s Fables, etc.

Altflux is when somebody feels fluctuating alterous atttaction. This can be because their attraction fluctuates between genders or in intensity (alloalterous one moment and analterous the next).

Ollzirkusgender is a gender relating to old circuses (oll zirkus is old circus in German). It is similar to circuscoric, but instead of relating to modern circus elements like balloons and clowns in neon clothes, it relates to lion tamers, acrobats, strongmen, seers, and anything else you might find at an old-fashioned circus or carnival.

Mysterygender is a gender that feels like a mystery. That can mean a gender that is related to mysteries, or a gender that feels like one might never uncover fully, or any gender that feels mysterious or like a mystery.

Gendercryptid is a gender that feels like a cryptid. It is a gender related to cryptids, and it feels menacing, monstrous, and/or mysterious. Gendercryptid can refer to any type of cryptid, from aliens to the ogopogo to the squonk, so many genders are included under the term.

Gender stage is a word for when your gender gets ‘stage fright.’ You may feel very comfortable with the gender but then feel uncomfortable with it when put on the spot, or like it’s a private gender that you feel like you never want to come out as.

The brown colours symbolise a stage, and the circle is a spotlight.

Gendergryph and genderund are fluix genders that mirror genderfaun and genderfae in that gendergryph is only fluix between genders that are not female or feminine and genderund is only fluix between genders that are not male or masculine.

Gendergryph and genderund people also will feel that their genders are hard to describe, and so may describe their genders in strange terms.

This is purposely vague, but can encompass things such as using xenic terms (eg. “My gender feels like a forest”) or ‘levels’ (eg. “I’m 20% neutral and 80% genderless”).

Gendergryph and genderund follow the mythical naming scheme. Gendergryph’s name comes from gryphons, while genderund’s name comes from undines.

Gendergryph

Genderund