#cis-masc

I made some more userboxes... just random things, for myself. Other people can use them if they want though, I don't think credit is required, if you want to credit me though, that's cool too.

(I wonder if I should try adding stars, or a grain effect... hm, I'm not entirely happy with this format, but it does look cool, I guess.)

Cismasculinity (shortened to cismasc): a term used to describe cisgender individuals who were assigned male at birth and experience masculine gendered feelings to a greater extent than with femininity.

This term could be seen as redundant as it encompasses cis binary men, however some non-binary and genderqueer people (such as those who are cismiaspec/cismiagender/cismia, cissolarian/cisolarian/cissolar/cisolar/cissolaradic and cismingender/cismin or cismideo/cismideogender) may find the label useful to describe their experiences, adopting cisness as their gender modality.

Cismasculine Cis Man Flag | Cisfeminine Cis Woman Flag

[1st flag design: seven horizontal stripes colored with four shades of blue, cyan, darker cyan, and royal blue.]

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Cismasc Transfem: an individual who experiences gender masculinity as part of their cisness and gender femininity as part of their transness; a femasc multigender or mascfem centrigender who was assigned male at birth; an intersex or otherwise sex nonconforming person who experiences masculine cissexness and feminine transsexness; a cistrans/transcis (trisgender) femmasc folk; a varsexgender experience (such as cistransen/cissex transgender or transcisen/cisgender transsex); a GNC/PNC folk who transitioned or is crossnominal; or members from a plural system (such as detragender (azlian/levian/eclian) or utrinquegender/fulgurmasc/lapisfem).

[Image: seven horizontal stripes colored with four shades of pink, cyan, darker cyan, and royal blue. End ID.]

Cismasc Cis Woman: describing a cis folk experiencing a masculine female gender identity; a female masculine cisness; being both cismingender (or cismideogender) and cisfeingender (or cisfiagender).

[transcript: six horizontal stripes of hot pink, pink, light pink, cyan, darker cyan, and blue. end i.d.]