#cinemagender

Randal Jade from Dialtown is an autistic polyamorous omnisexual greysexual genderqueer transfeminine genderpatched bandaidic woman who uses she/her, they/them, bandaid/bandaids, and it/its pronouns!

She's good friends with Oliver Swift, an autistic cameragender cinemagender moviegender spookgender kidcoric sillyboy canonically transmasculine polyamorous aromantic canon gay man who uses it/its, he/him, spooky/spookies, camera/cameras, click/clicks, snap/snaps, and photo/photos pronouns!

They're both friends with Rachel Dunn, an autistic horsegender transfeminine person who uses they/them, she/her, and horse/horses pronouns!

And it's requiring me to go through the tags for all the terms I've coined over the years.

Oh my gosh, the life and community people have created around these terms

I was kind of expecting no one to use most of them but I'm seeing countless headcanons, mood boards, gender hoards, positivity posts, and drawings using my flags and my terms and I love you all so much.

Fandomgender: a catchall term for genders related to an existing fandom in some way.

Mediagender or Mediafluid: when your gender changes depending on what media you’re viewing at the moment.

Cinemagender: a gender that is related to or influenced by any part of the cinema.

Fictigender: when your gender is connected to the fictional character(s) or species you identify as; or when you feel like genders in the real world don’t apply to you because you identify as a fictional character or species. See also: fictogender.

This is what I’ve been working on the past few days! It’s a website that serves as a dictionary for all the terms I’ve coined since I joined the MOGAI community in 2018!

I’m so glad my labels have been useful to people besides myself, and I hope they continue to be useful in the future!

Fixed Cinemagender flag!

Some food themed pride flags!

Top: Gloomgender, Ambonec, and Cinemagender