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_• Name: Adair/Adam

_• Pronouns: They/them primarily but I also use he/zhe and most neos!!

_• (General) Queer Identity: Transneunullandrogynmasc, Multitransitional, sapphic, achillean, enbian, m-spec, Intersex, aroace-spectrum/aroace, NBLM, NBLW, NBLNB, transgender, genderqueer, nonbinary

_• Microlabels: Libramasculine, (demi-) lingender, mxsc, mostly genderless/agender, omnisexual, meshulav ay’lonit tumtum androgynos, demiaro greyace, sapphillean, enbisapphillean, sapphenbian, achillenbian, mullwolffian/amphadic intersex

_• Miscellaneous Identities: masc leaning androgynous butch sapphic otter pup/ferret pup

_• I don’t have a DNI as I’m willing to block anyone whose being weird but as a general rule: I dont tolerate bigotry towards anyone (this includes queer exclusionaries and zionism) or the encouragement of harmful paraphillias and behaviors on my page and I also do not want NSFW blogs interacting as I am a minor

_• Ethnic identity: I am a jewish multiethnic gaelic (irish-scottish) I am white however I am an ethnic minority because or my jewish ethnicity (Ashkenazi)

_• Fandoms: DELTARUNE, UNDERTALE, TADC, Evangelion, Serial Experiments Lain, KinitoPET, IHNMAIMS, DDLC, Madoka Magica, TSHD, Wonder Egg Priority, Kirby, Sonic, Pretty Cure, IT by Stephen King, Sailor Moon, Studio Ghibli

_• Interests: 1980s-1990s computers and software, computer viruses and malware, Windows, LGBTQIA+ history, sexual biology in humans and animals, gender studies and gender related psychology, Jewish ethnic, cultural, and religious studies, Japanese language, culture, and visual arts and animanga.

_• Disabilities/disorders: Autism, ADHD, MDD, EDS, GAD, clinically suspected OCD

_• Intersex anatomy: X? chromosomes, ovaries, phallic structure and vaginal structure, equal/almost equal amounts of androgens and estrogen, mixed male and female sexondary sex characteristics. I call myself dualsex, duosian, mullwolffian, bigential, etc. however this is not language you should use on intersex people without asking first.

_• Boundaries: Use tone tags, don’t use she/her, shy/hyr, shy/hir, or shi/hir on me or use words like “girl”, “woman”, “female”, etc. The only exception is adding -girl or -gal or -ette at the end of a masculine word (dudette, boygal, boygirl, etc.). However try to not overuse these and dont use masculine terms over androgynous/neutral ones too much please, be clear when saying things and dont beat around the bush, and also no hard-to-read typing quirks as I struggle to read them and I want my page to be accessible to visually impaired and reading impaired individuals.

_• What do I post: I post pride flags and coin terms, I also sometimes reblog coining posts and flag design posts. I also will occasionally post something political or something related to fandoms I’m into

I tried various designs for an alternate agenderflux flag but nothing really worked out. The designs are okay, but they didn't fit.

But then I looked at these lil one's:

[alt text: Three sketches of orcas looking directly at the viewer. The first and third are in the citrus agender flags colours, the middle one in the agender flags colours.]

And I thought, why not do a citrus agenderflux flag?

Well and so, a bit later, I present to you, my citrus agenderflux flag:

[alt text: A rectangular flag with nine equally sized horizontal stripes. Top down the colours are: dark green, radiant green, green, yellow-green, yellow, gold, orange, red-ish orange, red.]

I took the citrus agender flag and added four stripes inbetween the original ones so it's more of a gradiant.

Colour meanings remain nearly the same with the gradiant representing the flux part.

dark green: leaves and working towards agender liberation

radiant green: abolition of the gender binary and gender norms

green: limes and agender friendship, love and community

yellow-green: anattractional, loveless, lovepunk and other agender people

yellow: lemons and gender joy and celebration

gold: gender dysphoria and acceptance

orange: oranges and gender artwork and creativity

red-ish orange: diverse libragenders and gender presentations