#conformant terms

Partnering / Partnered

Describes a person who wishes to form a significant partnership with others. the opposite of non-partnering / non-partnered.

Technically a conformant term but it’s often used by Aspecs who want to make it clear they’re open to partnerships/relationships or are currently in one.

Made to be the reverse of the Non-partnering / Non-partnered flag

For some cis always, solely and completely, a binary gender always solely,and completely and perisex. Coining this because you can be cis and non-binary/genderqueer or cis and use another gender modality. People often say cis or cisgender when they mean gender typical. Flag design by @big-transfem-sister . Tysm!

Cisfemininity (shortened to cisfem): a term used to describe cisgender individuals who were assigned female at birth and experience feminine gendered feelings to a greater extent than with masculinity.

This term could be seen as redundant as it encompasses cis binary women, however some non-binary and genderqueer people (such as those who are cisfiaspec/cisfiagender/cisfia, cislunar/cislunarian/cislunaradic and cisfingender/cisfin or cisfideo/cisfideogender) may find the label useful to describe their experiences, adopting cisness as their gender modality.

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.

Amorous or gamous (noun: amory; gamy): an identity indicating that an individual experiences a relationship orientation; the reverse counterpart to nonamorous.

Black and white comes from monoamorous/monogamous flag (plus ambiamorous); red, yellow, and blue colors from polyamorous flag (plus ambiamorous), pink and cyan from non-monogamous flag.

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Aptobinary: a term used to describe individuals who fit the gender binary, it encompass the experiences of:

people who exclusively, at all times and wholly identify as women, girls or female, with their female identity being feminine in nature;

people who exclusively, at all times and wholly identity as men, boys or male, with their male identity being masculine in nature.