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Abstragender stimboard, coined by @colorfulchaoticz.
Abstragender: The feeling of being vaguely connected being a binary gender in an abstract way that is not completely aligned with, or not at all being said binary gender and is hard / impossible to describe.
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Abstragender
A gender that it bright and loud and admired by many, but only truly understood by its holder
Other terms include: abstragirl, abstraboy, abstraenby, a-abstragender, a-abstra, abstrafluid, abstramasc, abstrafem, abstranonbianary, abstraneutral
Abstrasexual
A sexual attraction to those who stand out without being truly understood
Abstromantic
A romantic attraction to those who stand out without being truly understood
Abstrasensual
A sensual attraction to those who stand out without being truly understood
Abstraplatonic
A platonic attraction to those who stand out without being truly understood
Abstragender Flag
Abstragender: a gender that's related to the abstract concept of another gender (ex: abstraboy or abstragirl)
Coined By: Anon
Requested By: Anon
i thought of a new term that fits how i experience gender: abstragender. it's a gender that's related to the abstract concept of another gender (ex: abstraboy or abstragirl). i relate to the concept of manhood but my gender identity isn't "man" or "man-aligned," it's its own gender. i think it could encompass "proxvir" and "juxera" as well.
I think it will complement labels such as paragender, offgender and altegender quite well! Adding it to the docs.
~ Tath
