#cinngender

PT: Controlgender /end PT

Controlgender: where one is fully in control of their gender, and when focused on, they can make it anything they want. But when they’re not controlling it, or when they’re not focusing on their gender, it is just a void where their gender would be. It is under the cinngender umbrella.

Some subsets of controlgender include:

Demi-controlgender, where one can control their gender sometimes, but when they aren’t, their gender is fluid.

Controlgirl, where one can only make their gender feminine in nature.

Controlboy, where one can only make their gender masculine in nature.

Controldrogyne, where one can only make their gender androgynous in nature.

Controlby, where one can only make their gender neutral in nature.

Controlxen, where one can only make their gender xenic in nature.

Based on biokinesis. First flag is credited to the Twitter user ssunnymmori and the second is unknown.

Wikis wrongly say it was coined by me and a-p, but it was an ex-friend of mine, as long as antifa- and hiphop-genders, her name is Luana. But y'all can credit my blog as a source.

bricks | stripes

construgender: a gender that is under construction. there’s a goal in mind and it’s being built up to that point. it could be at any point in the building process (blueprints, bricklaying, painting, etc.) this may be a partially or fully cinngender experience, with the person helping construction along by adding 'supplies’ (more genders/labels).

flag id: the flag on the left has 4 stripes in a brick-like pattern. the first and third stripes are divided into three sections, with the center section being half the width of the flag and the outer two being one-quarter the width, and the second and fourth are divided into two sections, which are half the width of the flag each. in order from left to right and top to bottom, the sections are tan, yellow, tan, dull red, light orange, grey, dark grey, grey, teal, and bright blue.

the flag on the right uses the same colors as the first flag, but instead of being in a brick-like pattern, they are simply 8 stripes. in order, they are tan, yellow, light orange, dull red, dark grey, grey, teal, and bright blue. end id.