#ciaspec

We have a spectrum term and in-nature term for cisgender here but I was surprised that I've never seen a term for cisgender.

I think we can easily call it cisgenrine. I made two flags below, the left using colors from the version ryanyflags made and the right using colors from my take on the cisgender flag:

Cisgenrine is a gender quality related to the cisgender experience, including all ciaspec genders, partially cisgender identities, and cis-aligned identities.

I think it would be useful. The trans experience isn't the only complex, multifaceted gender experience that exists.

Interciaspec and Intercingender

( ID 1: A flag with five horizontal stripes, in the following colors: dark gray, turquoise, yellow, bubblegum pink and purple. In the center, there's a green circle outline with a yellow border around it. End ID. )

( ID 2: A flag with seven horizontal stripes, the middle stripe being thicker, in the following colors: yellow, teal, navy blue, very dark blue, purple, bubblegum pink and yellow. In the center, there's a green circle outline with a very dark blue border around it. End ID. )

Terms and flags for those who are Intersex and Ciaspec / Cingender, and / or are Ciaspec / Cingender in an Intergender ( or Ipsogender ) way / in a way which is caused by or inherently tied to being Intersex.

( If you don't want to use the combination terms you can just call them Intersex Ciaspec / Intersex Cingender. )

Combining the Intersex flag by Morgan Carpenter with the Ciaspec and Cingender flags by @ryanyflags. I thought the layout of those flags and the colors were incredibly pretty, so I tried to maintain that while still making them distinctly a combination / Intersex-focused.

The green in the circle comes from this Cis flag, which the Ciaspec / Cingender flags are based on.

Obviously these are intersex-exclusive but perisex folk are free to reblog or archive !! Free for anyone to use anywhere.

Cmiaspec/cismiaspec, cmiaty/cismiaty, miacis/miacisgender, cismia/cmia or cismiagender/cmiagender: umbrella term for anyone on the "cis male" side of the viabinary-to-aptobinary spectrum.