#aporale

Aporun, aporuan, or auporan (auporagender, aporuagender, aporaugender, aporugender, aupora, aporua, or aporu): an autonomous gender that is neither aporine or apathetic in nature (AIN/APIN) or an aporagender that is autonomous in nature without apingender (apagender) aspects; the combination of aporale/ápora (aporan/apory) and autonomique while not exactly aporaique because it's intentionally not gender-indifferent or apathic.

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While aporagender is used as an umbrella, it's not inherently autonomous in nature, but it's a specific gendered feeling. So I'm not sure if aporaique means not apathetic. So this part is an incognita (unknown whether true or not). But now I question if autonomous is the inverse of apathetic. I don't think so. apagender and cassgender involve being indifferent towards gender, but that's between the gender apathetic individual and the concept of gender or gender identity, an abstract object (or mental object, linguistic object, or even physical object), not necessarily something heteronomously defined or heteronomique. That means, it's possible to be either autonomously apathetic of gender (AuIN apathy, aupathetic/aupathy/aupagender?) or apathetic while not auingender. With null in this chart, I meant genderless, lacking gender, or agendered/not gendered (allogendered/comgendered), or agenrine. With FM I meant centrigender or mixed female/male experience. I didn't consider proximal genders as this post.

Gender quality: auporine, aporuine, auporaine, or aporuaine.

Spectrum term: auporian.

Alt. labels: auporale, auporuale, aupory, aporuy.

PT/ Aporale/Aporan /PT end

IDs/ Two similar flags with five equal stripes. Left flag's colors top to bottom are pale pink, magenta-pink, greyish blue, green-teal, and light green. Right flag's colors top to bottom are pale pink, magenta-pink, dull purple, yellow, and light yellow. /IDs end

ID/ A thin pride divider of the Infivast flag. There are nine rectangles of color. the colors, from left to right, are pastel yellow, pastel blue, blue, navy blue, bluish black, navy blue, blue, pastel blue, and pastel yellow. By @/paintedpastel /ID end

✧ Aporale/Aporan is the Aporagender version of man/woman/person, like omen is to kenochoric. Like, omen and chori, one can choose which term they'd like to use. More explanation

✧ Requested (suggested?) by anon (sorry for the misunderstanding)

and do you think apnox/apnon/apmel would work as aporagender specific sex labels (based off of these https://variant-archive.tumblr.com/post/178963424857/took-a-shot-at-creating-some-nonbinary-options-for) I would use apo, the root for aporagender, but it was already used by a different nonbinary sex label in that same post.

may I suggest apory/aporie? based on -y/-ie from enby/enbie.

But if that's the case, why are there two different words (aporale, aporan)? Aporagender is one single gender, a gender unrelated to man or woman. Why are there two different words with the same definition ("a person who is aporagender")? Is it simply a matter of preference, like how omen, kenore, and chori all mean "a person who is kenochoric" and it's up to the specific kenochoric person to choose which word they prefer? I'm fine with that idea, but I'm just confused and worried that I got something wrong. /nm, neu

Thank you for reading through this overly long ask. /gen

At this point I'll be the conveyer of the asks and answers abt the aporale request /neutral

Also anon your understanding is the same as mine. Here's the original ask, though I'm afraid it might make it all more confusing

ID/ A screenshot of a Tumblr ask saying "Is there a (wo)man/(fe)male version of aporagender? I was thinking aporale/aporan" /ID end

Clarifications:

IDs/ Two Tumblr asks saying, "Aporale anon. Basically, I meant it as a word for being aporagender alone, just like omen/oman exists for kenochoric" and "aporale anon. it was meant to be equivalent. like a monolexic word for aporagender. such as maverique. it wasn't a combination with any other gender" /IDs end.