#caed-

is this anything?

caedtransmasculine (caedmasc), caedtransfeminine (caedfem),

caedtransneutral (caedneu), caedtransnull (caednull), caedtransenbine (caedenbine)

the caed- prefix means that something has been taken or “cut away” due to trauma. here, it means that one used to identify as a different gender alignment, but due to trauma, they are now transitioning towards the gender alignment depicted in the flags above.

these are different to the caedgender flags since those depict the gender that one experiences trauma symptoms towards. i instead used the format of the caed-aspec flags since those depict the colors of someones current orientation rather than the allo-orientation that they feel trauma towards.

i also like that these have a T shape representing transitioning away from the source of trauma

[Tw: Brief mention of trauma]

Term and flag by: FANDOM user Contie / Tumblr user contievene, November 26th, 2021.

you can use [prefix]queerplatonic, e.g. caedqueerplatonic

Caed- / Caedo-: A feeling that one was previously able to experience a particular kind of attraction, but that ability was lost due to trauma or negative events.

Klape-: When you feel as though your ability (or potential) to experience traditional attraction has been taken away from you due to abuse, trauma, neurodivergency, illness, or any other similar factor, including any combination of them.

attraction to all genders: omni- or pan- (see here and here for how they’re different)

Greyromantic: Describes someone who experiences romantic attraction only rarely, weakly, unstably / unreliably, and / or gains / loses the attraction under certain (maybe unknown) circumstances.

Requiesromantic: Experiencing limited romantic attraction due to being drained of energy. When you do experience attraction, it is to all genders.

Adfecturomantic / affecturomantic / adfectualromantic / adfromantic: Describes someone whose romantic attraction is affected by one’s neurodivergency, especially fluctuating moods, personality disorders, and effects from PTSD / being a trauma survivor.