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Nenby Flag
Nenby/Ninby: a term for those whose presentation/identity is neutral and are also non-binary.
Based on fenby/finby and menby/minby (+intenby). Alt. words: neuby/neubie, neunby/neunbie, neby/nebie, ninenby/ninenbie, ninnby/ninnbie, neutrenby/neutrenbie, neutenby/neutenbie.
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Fengender
Fengender: A gender like the wind, playful, fickle and all over the place. This term is exclusive to Chinese people.
Term coined by: Anonymous
[Image: Flag which is a blue-lavender background with a 风, which looks similar to a pi symbol without the top line sticking out from the edges. In the center of the symbol is an x]
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Designed by: Anonymous
Color meanings: The designer picked the blue-purple color since it’s an ambiguous color (represent nonbinary) and its a nontraditional color for an element. The classic Chinese elements are fire, earth, wood, metal, and water. The colors for these are traditionally red, yellow, green, white, and black respectively. Hence, wind/air isn't considered one of the elements in Chinese culture, and blue and purple aren't used as traditional colors.
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im chinese n nonbinary, and i would like to claim fengender, if thats okay? im sorry, this is my first time doin something like this aha. so, for a flag, i think a simple pastel blue-purple background, and the character for wind on top in grey. i recommend using 风 in particular. 風 is the traditional character most people use for wind, but im recommending 风 instead because i feel like the x shape in the middle is fitting for a nonbinary gender like this! thank you in advanced. :D
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[Image: Flag which is a blue-lavender background with a 风, which looks similar to a pi symbol without the top line sticking out from the edges. In the center of the symbol is an x] (I hope this description is ok!)
Fengender: A gender like the wind, playful, fickle and all over the place.This term is exclusive to Chinese people.
Also can you tell me the meaning for the blue-purple color you chose? Thanks!
-Hermy
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