#airgender

So basically when I look for the "feeling of gender'' I feel something but that something feels like nothing, not fem, not masc, not in-between, just nothing......... Someone told me this is called airgender but I can't find anything about that.

You might be getting more asks from me cuz I'm confused AF about who I am 🫪

Agender. What is airgender??

Nevermind, it actually exists

Airgender is a gender identity in which one feels mostly genderless. It can be described as air seeming to lack anything, similar to this gender.

Agender is someone that lacks a gender. Nothing, nada. 0% gender.

PT: Nejfluid /end PT

ID: a flag with seven horizontal lines, being from top to bottom, black, dark blue, grey, cyanish white, white, light green and green. End ID

Nejfluid: a gender identity in which one's gender is fluid between genders that are genderless, or have a connection to being genderless.

This can include genders on the Agiaspec, and genders such as, but not limited to, neutrois, schrodigender, airgender and sometimes infinil. The name comes from "Nej", meaning "No" in Swedish.

Oceanibreezic

Oceanibreezic, a gender related to ocean breezes, clouds, sea, things reflecting on the water, the feeling of the sun on your face, droplets of water and the feeling of peace.

︵︵﹕windfloatic﹒♡꒷꒦ 🌪

୨﹢୧ a gender connected to feeling like you're floating through the wind.

possible pronouns: wind/winds/windself, drift/drifts/driftself, flo/float/floats/floatself

ᓚᘏᗢ ➢ coined by me ─ requested by anon

(air-de-ity)

a gender connected to air and deities, a deity associated with air, or a deity of air.

coined by us, requested by anon.

[pt: mirawinfaedic. /end pt.]

Mirawinfaedic.

A gender connected to miracles, the element of wind, air, fae, magic, as well as the combinations and/or aesthetics of some or all of the above.

This was coined by Celadon under @floretspell's 123 followers event for prompt "conjury, miracles, and/or spells."

Vernoircitiric

(vuh-air-no-are-cih-tear-ick)

a gender related to cities, specifically cities at night but doesn't have to be, the element of air/wind, and to green, various shades of green and black.

inspired by unseelie spring in the book series "Hollow Star Saga" by Ashley Shuttleworth !

more of these are coming btw just be warned /silly

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