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queerhet flag design

queerhet is a label that includes, but is not limited to: when a hetero- person is in a queer relationship; an alternate term for heteroflexible/heterofluid; a person with a fluid orientation whose orientation includes hetero-; someone who is “straight now but not forever” or “straight but with exceptions”; someone who has both hetero- orientations and queer orientations (e.g. a heterosexual aromantic person); a hetero- trans/nonbinary person; a hetero- person in a polyam relationship; and any other variation of a hetero- person who is queer.

the flag is a combination of the queer chevron flag’s style and colours, with the straight flag’s monochrome colour scheme. the different shades represent the vast spectrum of experiences queerhet covers.

Rouene / Rouegender

When you have multiple genders due to being neurodivergent.

Examples:

Someone who has BPD and splits on their gender, becoming or identifying more strongly with another gender. They may still identify with their old gender, but since they’ve split on it they don’t want to be that gender anymore, though they may go back to it later.

Someone who is autistic and their special interest is gender(s), and they ‘collect’ genders, possibly due to being fascigender (a gender influenced by special interests).

Someone who, due to neurodivergency, has difficulty making decisions (e.g, autism, ADHD, DPD), and therefore can’t ‘decide’ what gender they are (i.e, can’t pinpoint it).

Someone who simply feels like their multigender-ness stems from being neurodivergent.

Pronounced roo-en-ee / roo-eh-gender. From rouen, an anagram of neuro-.

Colour meanings:

Red, for the influence neurodiversity has over your genders,

White, for the multigender spectrum,

Purple, for neurodiversity.

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Regiogender: A gender influenced by your immediate surroundings. For example, you feel neutrois in your house, juxera at school, demiboy when you are near a river, and canisgender when you are in a library. A more intimate and closed-off version of aerogender. (Regio - region)

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Caninagender: A Canina subfamily-like gender, or a gender influenced or compared to the Canina subfamily in some way.

Canina includes the grey wolf, the African golden wolf, the Ethiopian wolf, the dhole, the golden jackal, the side-striped jackal, the black-backed jackal, the coyote, the African wild dog, and domestic dogs.

Cerdogender: A Cerdocyonina subfamily-like gender, or a gender influenced or compared to the Cerdocyonina subfamily in some way.

Cerdocyonina includes the bush dog, the maikong, the maned wolf, the warrah, the short-eared dog, and the South American foxes.

Vulpinigender: A Vulpini subfamily-like gender, or a gender influenced or compared to the Vulpini subfamily in some way.

Vulpini includes the bat-eared fox, the fennec fox, the Blandford's fox, the tanuki, the cama fox, the red fox, the Rüppell’s fox, the corsac fox, the tibetan sand fox, the kit fox, and the Arctic fox.

Urocygender: A Urocyon subfamily-like gender, or a gender influenced or compared to the Urocyon subfamily in some way.

Urocyon includes the island fox and the grey fox.

Borogender: A Borophaginae subfamily-like gender, or a gender influenced or compared to the Borophaginae subfamily in some way.

Borophaginae is an extinct subfamily which lived roughly 40-2.5 million years ago, during the Oligocene to the Pliocene

Hesperogender: A Hesperocyoninae subfamily-like gender, or a gender influenced or compared to the Hesperocyoninae subfamily in some way.

Hesperocyoninae is an extinct subfamily which lived roughly 20-10 million years ago, during the Late Eocene to the Middle Miocene.

BUTCH

Someone who experiences queer masculinity and gender nonconformity. BUTCH Voices posits that “stud, aggressive, macha, dom, tomboi, genderqueer, two-spirit, trans men and trans women who identify as masculine of center and all other similar identities” can identify as butch. Butch has a long history, and it’s important to remember that it is not necessary to identify as a lesbian, be attracted to women, or be explicitly masculine to be butch.

Colour meanings: 

Purple: represents queerness and queer masculinity. Different shades represent the different degrees of masculinity, as masculinity exists on a spectrum. White: the butch spectrum, both in a gender sense and a presentation sense. Red: represents love for others, love for ourselves, & the history of butches as protectors of the queer community.

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Genderveld

A gender aesthetically similar to to a warm sunny day in a wheat field, the scent of ripening wheat, the sounds of birds chirping and crows cawing overhead. Its aesthetics are based off van Gogh’s painting Wheat Field with a Lark. The name comes from the Dutch veld, meaning field.

Exogender

A gender that is beyond gender; a non-existent gender; truly, it is not a gender, but simply a word to fill the gap. Not synonymous with agender, as for agender to exist, there must first be a Gender to be Not experienced by agender people. Similar to Praegender and Panengender. Another gender may be added onto the end (e.g., exoseraphaeic, exogirl) if the person feels that the second gender in question may be the closest way possible to describe what may be defined as ‘gender’ in human terms. Using exoseraphaeic & exogirl as examples, the person is exogender but feels that, if they had to choose a gender in order to describe it the best way they can, it’d be seraphaeic/girl.

This gender was coined by two nonhumans in a system, but anyone can use it.

The first flag is the actual exogender flag, while the other two are alternatives. The blue and gold stripes expanding past the black border symbolise that exogender is beyond gender.

Coined by: 🌌 of our system Flag: 🌌 and xeno-aligned

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