#ambigue

flag id: a flag with 5 vertical stripes, which are dark dull purple, dull purple, beige, dull turquoise, and dark dull turquoise. end id.

banner id: a 1600x200 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting. those on my / dni may still use my terms, so do not recoin them.’ in large white text in the center. the text takes up two lines, split at the slash. end id.

delàmbigue: a gender that transcends current understandings of ambiguity and ambigue gender identity and is simply unfathomable by the user as a result. usually, the user only knows that this term exists, but isn't sure how or why they should identify with it.

[pt: delàmbigue: a gender that transcends current understandings of ambiguity and ambigue gender identity and is simply unfathomable by the user as a result. usually, the user only knows that this term exists, but isn't sure how or why they should identify with it. end pt]

an ambiguous term like delàndrogyne for anon! colors mostly based on my ambigue flag.

tags: @radiomogai, @liom-archive, @macchiane, @genderstarbucks

tags cont: @maggore, @dragonpride17

[ID: a flag with 6 equal-sized stripes. In order, the colors are dull dark purple, soft purple, light purple, purplish gray, dull indigo, and dark blue. /end ID]

ambiangi / angiambi - being both ambiguous and androgynous

Alt. Ambigue flags

Ambigue: an ambiguous gender. A gender identity associated with ambiguity.

Ambiguous is defined as something open to more than one interpretation; having a double meaning; synonymous to Delphic, cryptic, enigmatic, gnomic, paradoxical, misleading, ambivalent and obscure.

Originally coined by @beyond-mogai-pride-flags mod ap here ( LINK )

Purples taken from the original Ambigue flag, with the black and white coming from the chosen symbol, the Penrose Triangle.

I choose the Penrose Triangle (also called the Impossible Triangle) because optical illusions can be described or associated with Ambiguity (appearing paradoxical, misleading, cryptic, etc.) so I thought it would be fitting. Though any optical illusion would fit (my second choice was Rubin's Vase/Face).

Today's Gender of the Day is: Ambiguine!

Ambiguine is a gender identity that is ambiguous or a gender identity with an ambiguous presentation. It can be used to replace androgynous, but can also be a gender label on its own. Ambiguine individuals can have multiple genders, no genders, a gender that fluctuates, or a gender that is fluid.

While it is similar to androgynous, the difference is that ambiguine is not always a blend of masculine and feminine traits and may be entirely outside of the gender binary. It is not to be confused with ambigue, which is an identity that is ambiguous, obscure, paradoxical, misleading, or open to interpretation (meaning that ambigue is a much broader term.)

Hey there anon, thanks for sending me your message. :-)

You don't need to feel a "certain way" to use a term. If you fit or relate the definition somehow and the term is open to you, it's yours to use if you would like.

I'll try to describe the gender Ambigue the best I can and hopefully that will help you ask yourself the right questions to figure out your gender at some point in this process.

Ambigue is a gender identity that is entirely ambiguous. Gender ambiguity can be considered indescernable, amorphous, nebulous or delphic. If you relate to having an ambiguous gender, ambigue may be a good term for you. Ambigue is an abinary gender that is indistinguishable across the gender spectrum. Being ambigue is often accidentally conflated with being an androgyne, but they are very distinct from each other. Androgynes embody androgyny in their gender, which is a gender quality resulting from the mixture of masculinity and femininity. Androgyny relates to the binary in this regard, being midbinary, but ambiguity does not.

If you haven't already, you should read this post from the coiner of the concept of gender ambiguity as a distinct quality. That might give you some more insight into what gender ambiguity is and whether it applies to you.

If you have any questions or want to talk more about this, please feel free to send me another ask.