#cengender

flag id: the top flag and middle two flags have 9 stripes, which are near-black, very dark grey, dark dull pink, dull pink, dull light purple, dull blue, dark dull blue, very dark grey, and near-black.

the middle flags each have a near-black symbol in the center. the middle left flag's symbol is the cengender/resgender symbol, two number 1s in a serif font placed back-to-back, which goes through and extends up and down past two sideways 0s in the same font, one of which is smaller than and within the other. the middle right flag's symbol is the much greater than symbol (≫), which looks like two greater than symbols (>>) placed next to each other.

the bottom two flags have a near-black background with a large symbol in the center. the symbols have 5 stripes, which are dark dull pink, dull pink, dull light purple, dull blue, and dull dark blue. the bottom left flag's symbol is the cengender/resgender symbol and the bottom right flag's symbol is much greater than symbol.

banner id: a 1500x150 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting’ in large white text in the center. end id.

alt cengender/resgender flags for anon!

i wanted to use way fewer colors than the original, so i went with blacks/greys and desaturated colors to represent the unidentifiable and nondescript aspects of the gender and shades of pink, purple, and blue to represent how the many genders one experiences could contextually be seen as 'girl' and/or 'boy'.

the symbol in the original flag is a 1, 0, and 0 overlaid, representing the hundreds of different genders within a cengender/resgender experience. i decided to also provide an alternate symbol, the much greater than symbol (≫) which is used to denote that a number is much larger than another number, thus representing having a very large number of genders.

image id: the first and third images are completely blank, placed around the middle image to make it take up less space on the screen. the middle image is a near-black much greater than symbol. end id.

[Image ID: a redesigned Resgender flag by Gent (Gender-Jargon). The background of the flag is black, with eight central stripes, with the outer two being slightly larger than the others. The center stripes are grey, red, fuchsia, blue, green, yellow, orange and grey. In the middle of the flag is the Cengender symbol, which is made from the number "100" by centering and overlaying two ones facing away from each other and two concentric zeros positioned in the middle of the stalk of the number one. The Cengender symbol is off-white. At the very center is a brown circle. ./. End ID]

Resgender: a fluid, ever-changing gender experience that is wholly unidentifiable and nondescript, but is capable of manifesting in an extremely vast multitude of experiences of gender and/or lack of gender which may or may not be contextually based or circumstantial.

[PT: Resgender: a fluid, ever-changing gender experience that is wholly unidentifiable and nondescript, but capable of manifesting in a extremely vast multitude of experiences of gender and/or lack of gender which may or may not be contextually based or circumstantial. ./. End PT]

A synonym of Cengender.

Etymology

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From Latin, "Res" meaning "Thing" + "-gender", a neologistic English suffix indicating genderedness. The Latin word "Res" draws from both Proto-Italic and Porto-Indoeuropean language families, where it originally meant "Wealth", "Goods" or even to refer to a head of cattle. The coiner does not specify further regarding the etymology of the term or how it relates to the definition. Coined by user Baaphomett in June 2014 (link) [PT: Coined by user Baaphomett in June 2014 (link) ./. End PT].

Alternative, Cengender was coined by user Small-Enby in August 2014 on MOGAI-Archive (link) [PT: Cengender was coined by user Small-Enby in August 2014 on MOGAI-Archive (link) ./. End PT]. The etymology is likely from Galacian, “Cen”, meaning “100″ + “-gender”, a neologistic English suffix indicating genderedness. The definition of Cengender is as follows:

a gender that can be summed up as an unidentifiable thing but manifests as hundreds of different genders or non at all at any given time at the same time and/or separately. Fluid and ever changing.

[PT: a gender that can be summed up as an unidentifiable thing but manifests as hundreds of different genders or non at all at any given time at the same time and/or separately. Fluid and ever changing. ./. End PT]

Resgender and Cengender appear to have been considered synonyms from at least July 2016, as seen in this post from user Pride-Color-Schemes (link) [PT: as seen in this post from user Pride-Color-Schemes (link) ./. End PT] It could be argued that both terms are different from each other, based upon each of their definitions. More information is included on this below in the Elaboration section.

Elaboration

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Resgender and Cengender were both coined independently, but close in date. According to the definition given by the coiner, Resgender:

is unidentifiable (UIN) and nondescript (GEIN) in it's nature.

embodies a vast range of gender experiences (VASIN).

...these vast experiences of gender have the capacity to be identified as, operate as and/or be attributed to being a "girl" and/or "boy".

is contextually based.

By comparison, Cengender:

is unidentifiable (UIN).

embodies a vast range of gender experiences (VASIN).

may manifest as having no gender (AGIN).

may be AGIN and VASIN separately and/or simultaneously.

is fluid (IDIN) and always changing.

Both Cengender and Resgender are UIN and VASIN. However, Resgender is also GEIN, explicitly mentions xorgenders in it's definition and can be contextually based. Cengender is AGIN and IDIN, and may be considered paradoxical (DOXIN).

Since both terms are generally considered synonyms and are often used interchangeably, I have attempted to integrate the definitions into one, but it should be noted that each are indeed different from one another based upon the wording of their respective definitions.

This is a repost from my old blog, Gender-Resource (terminated) (link) [PT: This is a repost from my old blog, Gender-Resource (terminated) (link) ./. End PT]. This post has been updated with a redesigned flag, updated definition, an elaboration and additional links.

Pride Flag

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My Resgender flag is based up on the pride flag created by user Pride-Color-Schemes in 2016. To avoid creating a flag that is difficult to reproduce, I simplified the Cengender symbol to be of one color.

This is my redesign of my original pride flag that I posted on Gender-Resource. The background of the flag is black, with eight central stripes, with the outer two being slightly larger than the others. The center stripes are grey, red, fuchsia, blue, green, yellow, orange and grey. In the middle of the flag is the Cengender symbol, which is made from the number "100" by centering and overlaying two ones facing away from each other and two concentric zeros positioned in the middle of the stalk of the number one. The Cengender symbol is off-white. At the very center is a brown circle. The design carries the following meanings:

The black background represents vastness.

The grey stripes represent contextual/circumstantial basis and fluidity.

The red, fuchsia, blue, green, yellow and orange stripes represent the diversity of gender (or lack thereof).

The brown circle represents being unidentifiable and nondescript.

Nighttime Summer Cengender Pride Flags for @hold-on-im-blooming!

Cengender or Resgender: A gender that can be summed up as an unidentifiable, nondescript thing but manifests in hundreds of different genders that could be recognized and function as “girl” and/or ”boy” but is entirely dependent on the context.

Not to be confused with Cendgender or Cennedgender.

Term coined by: Unknown

[image description: a black flag. a symbol, looking like a ‘1′ which has been mirrored, overlaid with a large ‘0′, and another, smaller ‘0′, is centered on the flag. the symbol has twenty-five stripes in a rainbow. they start with dark pink (top), and move to purple, to blue, to green, to yellow, to orange (bottom)]

Full size [Here]

Designed by: Me

Color meanings: Lots of stripes to symbolize the many different genders. The symbol is a “100″ overlaid on top of each other.

Cengender privilege is the privilege you get from being cengender.  When you tell people what you identify as, and they don't laugh and don't say it's st--id or made-up or anything like that, that is cen privilege.