#absgender

personally, i find it hard to confidently call myself cis or trans because of my experiences as a headmate in a plural system. i'm a genderqueer woman in a body assigned female, a body which my headmates have so beautifully sculpted with testosterone, a body which we hope to someday change even more with surgery. and i approve of all of this! i love the ways HRT changed my body, and i want to medically transition even more, but i'm still a woman who was told to be a woman from the start. i'm a woman sharing my body with a ton of transmasculine and transneutral headmates, and i'm cheering them on and playing an active role in our transition. i've transitioned and i will continue to transition, and that doesn't change that i'm a woman. my womanhood is just queer.

Isomaverique: A term for someone who is maverique and neither cis nor trans. Someone who is isomaverique is maverique in some way, but entirely removed from the trans/cis dichotomy. They may transition toward maveriquehood (admaverique) or they may not, depending on the individual.

This flag is a recolor of the isogender flag, maintaining the purple top and bottom stripes but replacing the rest with orange and yellow to represent the maverique identity.

Immogender is a gender modality where one doesn't feel transgender because they've always felt the way they currently do about their gender, so they lack a feeling of transitioning from one gender to another, but they also don't identify as cisgender due to a lack of connection to their assigned gender at birth or the lack of completeness the label provides. It's an identity where one has always felt connected to a gender identity, regardless of if they have recognized it or not, and that constant connection has led one to feel they've always presented and lived as such identity.

This term includes those who have a fluctuating or fluid gender, as this term specifically refers to the feeling that the way one experiences gender has always remained the same in their life and to label it as a transgender or cisgender identity doesn't fully encapsulate one's gender experience.

The term "immo" in immogender comes from the word "immobile" meaning "fixed, motionless, immovable." It's meant to represent the steady nature of this identity in one's life and the lack of change one feels in their gender identity due to it.

This identity is similar to Isogender and Absgender, but specifies the lack of connection to labels like cisgender and transgender originates in one's unchanging feelings about their gender identity that differs from the one they were assigned at birth.

The Meaning Behind the Colors:

Darker, Muted Blue: The connection one has to their gender identity and the personal nature of it

Medium, Muted Blue: The feeling tranquility with one's identity

Light Gray: The feeling stability one has always felt with their identity

flags for uline & undeadgender, & a tweaked absgender flag.

— sensyweb | absyweb citeraweb | instincyweb

sensyweb — relating to transcyweb experiences sometimes, temporarily, or partially ; a cywebsylic sensgender term . absyweb — a cywebsylic identity that is beyond, between, or removed from the cis trans dichotomy ; a cywebsylic absgender term . citeraweb — cywebhood that is not cis, while being similar to cis experiences ; a cywebsylic citeragender term . instincyweb — cywebhood that is not trans, while being similar to trans experiences. similar but distinct from sensyweb ; a cywebsylic instincgender term .

— Gender Modalities pt. 1 some basics . source .

cis | demicis | cisn't trans | demitrans | transn’t absgender | cistrans / transcis | isogender intrafem | intragender | intramasc

BYI - f2u - do not claim as own .

tagging : @seekerstock

Coining:

New subversigender flag!

Subversigender: an antigender that is subversive, anarchistic and anti-establishment. It is a form of rebellion against traditional gender ideals. A subversigender individual feels like they will never conform to a "normal" or "expected" gender, and they prefer to present as shocking as possible. They may view their own gender(s) and gender in general with anger, disgust and contempt.

Advantages of this flag:

-More accurate colours

-Better quality

Meaning of the flag colours:

Black: The feeling of anger, disgust and contempt towards gender

Red: Rebellion towards the gender binary

Yellow & Green: Opposites of the cisgender flag, a visualisation of how antigenders work

White: Represents non-binary genders, and the human soul.

Added Anarchy symbol: For those who feel anarchistic towards the gender binary and feel like this anarchism is the centre of their gender identity.