#chelogender

krakengender | lodongender cephagender | opisthogender ichthyogender | chelogender

krakengender: a gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with sea monsters

lodongender: a gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with carcharocles megalodon

cephagender: a gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with the giant squid

opisthogender: a gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with sea slugs/cucumbers

ichthyogender: a gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with marine reptiles (ichthyosaurs, crocodiles, plesiosaurs, marine iguanas, etc.)

chelogender: a gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with sea turtles. a subset of ichthyogender

flags for the other six terms in this post!! like the first six, the first, fourth, and seventh stripes are different watery colors to represent habitats at various depths and climates, and the other stripes represent the creatures associated with each term.

Genderfin: A gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with marine life.

Gillgender: A gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with fish in general.

Cetagender: A gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with whales.

Delphingender: A gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with dolphins and porpoises.

Pinnigender: A gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with seals and walruses.

Poidagender: A gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with octopi.

Krakengender: A gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with sea monsters.

Lodongender: A gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with Carcharocles megalodon.

Cephagender: A gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with the giant squid.

Opisthogender: A gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with sea slugs/cucumbers. 

Ichthyogender: A gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with marine reptiles (ichthyosaurs, crocodiles, plesiosaurs, marine iguanas etc.).

Chelogender: A gender associated (visually, spiritually, as a kingender, etc.) with sea turtles. Subset of ichtyogender.

Chelogender: From the scientific word for turtle (chelonii). A gender that is protected by another gender that acts as its shell. the shell could possibly come up in social situations or situations where one is uncomfortable. 

John Laurens (Hamilton)

Hmmm, I don’t think I remember anything about this specifically.

I can suggest identifying as an agender boy, nonbinary boy, libramasculine, bxy and so on

I can also suggest labels such as:

Cocoongender: “A gender that has not come out yet, a gender that has yet to emerge in its full form.”

Chelogender: “From the scientific word for turtle (chelonii). A gender that is protected by another gender that acts as its shell. the shell could possibly come up in social situations or situations where one is uncomfortable.”

Pregender: “A feeling that one’s gender is growing into, but not quite yet at, a particular gender. A preboy, for example, may feel that their gender is transitioning towards, but has not yet reached, male.”

Causticgender: “An acidic gender that gradually dissolves other genders until it is the only gender, or only fully intact gender remaining.”

Vectorgender: “When your gender is in the direction of something, but not actually that something, ie. a vectorgirl would be someone with a gender pointed in or traveling in the direction of girlness, but who is not actually a girl.”

Vestigender: “A gender that blankets another, stronger, gender. It’s the only visible gender, but underneath there is much more of the blanketed gender than there is of the blanket gender.”

Quizgender: "Where many different genders sound like they could fit you, but it's difficult to make up your mind; in relation to when you're taking a quiz, and you think one of the answers is correct, but then another one also looks correct, and you just have trouble deciding.”

I really don’t know, though. Choose whatever makes you comfortable. There is also no problem in just identifying as a boy for now and change your label to agender only when you are sure it will be the case, or in identifying as agender because you feel like that’s what you truly are. Remember you can be agender, transmasculine, want to be read as male and/or want a body that’s seen as male, all at the same time.

Maybe this thread (cw: mild cissexism and exorsexism) could also help?