#amisso

Amissofluid is a fluid gender that is lost and unknown. It is fluid between ineffable genders, uingenders, neurogenders, and confusing genders exclusively. It can be connected to gloominess, darkness, and winter. It may be considered a xenogender.

The term was coined by Tumblr user Ostereigender.

Listen up fuckos, Imma learn you a thing.

So I'm chillin, listening to my Grifter playlist and counting the change in my tea bottle. I get the total but then I found a penny. (I kept a coin from the various increments to keep track of how many dollars I had rounded.) Well fuck. So now I have two numbers it can be. So, as I am wont to do, I translate them in to geomantic figures (divination system) for funsies to see what they say. Cauda Draconis. Amisso. The dragon's asshole and loss. Awesome sauce.

So I'm thinking. Okay well if I put these two figures together I could do an In Case of Emergency fund sigil (more on what that means in a few).

Then the exorcist in me was like THROW IN RUBEUS (aka fuckery) AND YOU GOT A QUICKIE'CISM!

So here we go. That bit where I was talking about combining them, quick backstory: often when I do a reading with figures, I will use a system to make, what I call, a compass for the path that the reading has revealed.

This is honestly just dividing and overlapping the figures in varying vertical space to create a sigil.

So, that being said, you combo Amisso and Cauda, with Cauda shifted down one and place that over Rubeus.

Now, I'm not going to be a fuck and have you look up the figures to figure out (heh) why this works. My favorite thing around about geomancy is that it's 16 figures that represent everything in the universe...,,,,,,, so yeah.

So here's my take:

While Cauda does SUCK like 99 times out of 99.5, you can take that point five and turn it into an end of a journey.

Combo that with Amisso being a loss of the possessor and you get a crafty okaybye.

I haven't been able to find anything on Rubeus much other than its a not good. Like everything I've read [HEH] is just like nah. not good. maybe it's the devil?

So it's easily translated as the possesor.