Dec 4, 2018
I’m not sure what these are, but they seem like they could apply to gender identities.
(Maybe like afemme/amasc?)
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I’m not sure what these are, but they seem like they could apply to gender identities.
(Maybe like afemme/amasc?)
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Having a Gender is like Having a Pet: Gender Broken Down for Those who are Confused.
Trust me, it confuses me too sometimes. But I thought of this analogy:
Being a boy: having a dog
Being a girl: having a cat
Being gender neutral: having both
Being agender: not having a pet
Being a third gender: having a bird, or a tarantula, or a snake, or a fish, or a chicken, or something that other people consider “exotic” even though they’re also just pets
Being genderfluid: fostering pets, but never adopting any for yourself
Being bigender: having two pets
Being trigender: having three pets
(This continues for as many as you want)
Being polygender: having multiple pets, but not knowing how or wanting to specify how many
Being pangender: owning a zoo filled to the brim with pets
Being a demiboy/demiguy: having a dog, and also another pet
Being a demigirl/demiwoman: having a cat, but also another pet
Being afemme: having a stray cat that you sorta adopted but it also goes away and does it’s own thing most of the time
Being amasc: having a stray dog that you sorta adopted but it also goes away and does it’s own thing most of the time
Being athird: having a stray (insert pet here) that you sorta adopted but it also goes away and does it’s own thing most of the time
You can have any combination of pets, or none at all, or just not bother counting/documenting all your pets. I hope this helped a little!!
Also, if you have any genders to add that fit in with the pet analogy, feel free to add them!! I know I didn’t cover nearly as many genders as there are currently documented, but I have a start.
I'm proposing an alternative to @pride-color-schemes' "agender girl/agender boy" labels and flags. For those of us who have trouble with the binary and infantilising terms, I propose using agender femme (shortened to "afemme" or "a*femme") and agender masc ("amasc" or "a*masc") to describe being agender but having being connected to one of the binary energies.
Alitian, an afeminine or partially afeminine, being attracted to those who are afeminines, partially afeminines, and others who align with femininity and women only.
Black and White - Absence of Gender
Gray - Partial of Gender
Mild Red - Agender feminine presenting individual
Mid Red - Afeminine for Afeminine/AFFAF and Afeminine for Feminine/AFFF
Dark Red - Attraction
My piece of the afeminine flag as an afeminine. I prefer to still keep the agender flag's design to be known what the flag is, as it has a slight red, being the femininity presented.
Here are three flags by one's preferred presentation, left being the lowly feminine presented, the right being highly feminine presented, and as for the bottom, both low and/or high shifted feminine presented.
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