#flagcore

Emo: a gender relating to emo as a subculture, emo clothes, emo aesthetics, and emo music Goth: a gender relating to goth as a subculture, goth clothes, goth aesthetics, and goth music

Transgenderage/Transagegender/Gendertransage: A gender connected to and/or affected by being Transage in any way- could be an umbrella term

ID 1: A flag with seven horizontal stripes. The first, third, fifth, and seventh stripes are all one size, the second and sixth are twice their height and the middle stripe is three times the height of the first. The colors are, from top to bottom, dark violet, soft light purple, very dark indigo, soft light indigo, very dark indigo, soft light purple, and dark violet. END ID

ID 2: A flag with nine horizontal stripe; the second and eighth are twice the height of the others. The colors are, from top to bottom, dark violet, soft light purple, very dark indigo, soft light indigo, dark denim, soft light indigo, very dark indigo, soft light purple, and dark violet. END ID

-Comfin: A suffix for genders related to comfort, comfortableness, and comfortingness, in any way, shape, or form. This can be: ~ Having a comforting personality ~ Being related to having a comforting personality ~ Being comforting ~ Being related to being comforting ~ Being comfortable ~ Being related to comfortable things ~ Being related to one’s comfort [whatever] and many more. If there’s any form of comfort involved in any way, this is the suffix for it! This is basically the -comfic version of -corian.

The colors are ones that I find comforting, since that fits the theme of the suffix. The first flag uses the format for -comfic flags and the second uses a similar, but still noticeably different, format to signify the (sort of) similarity of the terms. 

I know that this probably won’t help with the misuse of -comfic itself, since that seems to be completely intentional, where at least some of -coric’s misuse seems to just come from not actually knowing what it means. I mostly coined this for a project/gender system I’m gonna be announcing soon, I just figured I’d put it out there for coiners to use for genders that fit this.

Kenoscriptic: A gender that could be described as Kenochoric, but that is up for interpretation

Opsiscriptic: A gender that could be described as Opsiac, but that is up for interpretation 

Blackpennic, Bluepennic, Purplepennic, and Greenpennic flags!

-pennic flags!

I've had this idea for these flags for a while, I just wasn't sure if I could do it right, but the Abstract genderexpressionist flag gave me confidence, so I went for it!