#atrinary

Asteraflux-✦

[as-ter-ay-flux OR as-teerah-flux- era like the eer in eerie + ah] 

(srry im rlly bad at describing pronunciations)

-could also be shortened to astera but theres multiple things called that already

✦) An aporagender that has fluctuating levels of neutrality and nullness but is always aporine

✦) Null is different to agender and does not necessarily mean genderless, but if it does then it would still be aporine agender due to the general aporinity of this gender

✦) Never male/female/androgyne but sometimes neutral, null and neither (but still gendered) with fluctuating levels of those 3 

✦) Kinda similar to aporyfluid but aporyfluid is moving between aporagenders which tend to have differing levels of neutrality but it’s specifically moving between the labels, whereas asteraflux is just one label that changes within itself

✦)flag:

Orange: aporinity

Yellow: genderflux

Light green: neutrality

Dark green 1: being neither neutral nor null but still gendered

Dark green 2 / stylised black: gendernull

Everyone is free to use these designs on shirts, stickers, pins, whatever they'd like, as long as they are using it for inclusive purposes! Just don't claim it as your own, please.

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The symbols/flags include the following:

Top, from left to right:

-Genderflux -Genderfluid -Multigender -Androgyne -Fenby/Finby/Femby -Non-binary woman/Galby/Engirl

Left, from top to bottom:

-Demigender -Agender -Genderless -Gendervoid -Neutrois -Neugender

Right, from top to bottom:

-Lunarian -Solarian -Non-binary man/Enboy -Menby/Minby -Atrinary -Abinary

Bottom, from left to right:

-Xenogender -Maverique -Outherine -Aporagender -Stellarian

(Here's a visual with each symbol/flag labelled.)

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our primary gender label is atrinary. this is a very integral part of our identity. but we just got told that it's a harmful label and that we should use outherine instead. but we like this label a lot and idk how to feel about this

i don't have an easy answer to this, it's not an easy topic. i'm coming from a general opinion that identity in itself has no moral weight though actions do, that broadly-speaking the collective outweighs the individual, and i'm speaking about gender in society through the basis of the Western colonial gender binary {more specifically also, Canadian and anglophone}

i suppose the most important question i can give you to chew on here is, what does atrinary mean to you? additionally, what does it feel like? what does the word describe? is your atrinary identity based primarily in experience with the label being secondary, is it based primarily in label with the experience being secondary, if either of those at all? what does trinary mean to you? what do you consider the gender trinary to be, what do you think most people consider the gender trinary to be? what, in your view, distinguishes atrinary from outherine, if anything?

given that gender arities {gender binary, gender trinary, and such} are not personal identities but rather are descriptions of how societies view, perform, and enforce gender, we do consider them stricter than personal gender identities. they are located not in the individual but in the collective, and they involve social, legal, and material elements, among others. we don't consider there to be a gender trinary, at the least not in the society we belong to. given that there is little social and legal recognition of a third gender {whatever one may consider that to be, as the answers vary} and there is social and legal punishment for deviation from the female-male binary, we firmly disagree on the notion of there being a gender trinary. we do agree that there is an unfortunately prevalent view among those who do recognize gender beyond female-male to see nonbinary as a third point in a triangle, rather than the broad, expansive umbrella that it is; we do not believe this sufficient to constitute a true gender trinary

i don't think change needs to happen instantly. i'm a firm believer that half-assing something is better than not doing it at all. i'm a firm believer in giving people time, and in teaching the same material to the same person multiple times without punishment for them needing it if relevant. that is to say, while i am personally of the opinion that the gender trinary is not a legitimate construct and that personal identity labels derived from it base themselves on an idea which is both unsound and indeed harmful {and for the explanations of this harm, i will refer to the essay Deconstructing the Gender Trinary (link)}, i also do not believe that you are causing immediate harm through self-describing as atrinary, and i don't think you're performing moral harm through this {not to a degree i'd consider detectable for lack of a better word anyway. think of it like how TicTacs are legally sugar-free despite including sugar in their manufacturing because the amount they use is underneath the minimum to be declared as sugar-using}. i encourage you to reflect on the questions i asked above, and to take your time on them. i don't think you need to rush through them, i don't think this is an emergency. introspection is a lengthy process. gender theory is complicated and often difficult to parse. if, in the end, you find yourself reaffirming the idea of a gender trinary and the concept of atrinarity as a personal identity, then you can do so knowing that you have a solid grasp of why you believe it to be so that takes into consideration the criticisms against it

Suvyen

[pt: Suvyen]

Flag by @your-bigender-big-brother. Note: I formerly labeled it as Suvyagender.

Definition: a descriptor of a transdimensional or adimensional experience exempt from dimensions or classifications of gender, genre, identity, or menre. to achieve this, it's necessary vanishing from such concepts, after a period of more stable balancing until transitional or going through some sort of rebirth. though it'd be still not permanent, and contextually requiring structurally mutual (co)dependence with parallel worlds. not necessarily circular or repeatedly contradictory, but mostly interpretable that way.

to understand more intuitively this concept, look at this infographic. imagine something beyond all those dimensions. however, you travel a journey along multiple dimensions until you are done with them, then you transcend into something else entirely, vanishing from the application of gender or even menres in you. legacies (who you were before) wouldn't matter to you anymore.

another interpretation is: someone who exempts from their gender and becomes only their orientation. after a time, they are orientationless genderless, voidattractional vacugender, or murantic, for example.

the simplest way is also forgetting you exist, believing piously that you don't exist, or vehement disbelief of existence, be it particular or peculiar.

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Angique(pronounced ang-ik)

an atrinary gender and is a term to describe those whose androgyny exists outside of masculinity, femininity, man, woman, neutral, and anything in between while still having a strong androgynous feeling and feeling connected or liking the idea of the classic androgyny.

The symbol: