#cisera

Cis Flags

[PT: Cis Flags]

I wanted to make these to match the trans flag I made! These are similar to these cis flags!

Terms included: Cisvir , Ciseravir/Cisvirera , Cisera

Definitions: Gendervir and Genderera

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flag id: two flags with 5 stripes. the left flag's stripes are dark teal, light grey, very light grey, light grey, and very dark blue. the right flag's stripes are pink-red, light grey, very light grey, light grey, and very dark red. end id.

banner id: a 1600x200 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting. those on my / dni may still use my terms, so do not recoin them.’ in large white text in the center. the text takes up two lines, split at the slash. end id.

cisvir | cisera

cisvir: an umbrella term for all cis people whose gender(s) is/are male-adjacent, male-aligned, male-identified, and/or male. a subset of cismasculine that specifies that one identifies as male in some way, which can be used as a single-word adjective version of ‘cis man’ (ex: ‘i’m cisvir’)

cisera: an umbrella term for all cis people whose gender(s) is/are female-adjacent, female-aligned, female-identified, and/or female. a subset of cisfeminine that specifies that one identifies as female in some way, which can be used as a single-word adjective version of ‘cis woman’ (ex: ‘i’m cisera’)

[pt: cisvir: an umbrella term for all cis people whose gender(s) is/are male-adjacent, male-aligned, male-identified, and/or male. a subset of cismasculine that specifies that one identifies as male in some way, which can be used as a single-word adjective version of ‘cis man’ (ex: ‘i’m cisvir’)

cisera: an umbrella term for all cis people whose gender(s) is/are female-adjacent, female-aligned, female-identified, and/or female. a subset of cisfeminine that specifies that one identifies as female in some way, which can be used as a single-word adjective version of ‘cis woman’ (ex: ‘i’m cisera’). end pt]

for anon! these are cis equivalents to transvir and transera and are based on my gendervir and genderera flags and these cis man and cis woman flags.