May 30
CalypsoCloth!
A Calypsian Cat!
Originally coined by soong-type-delta !
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CalypsoCloth!
A Calypsian Cat!
Originally coined by soong-type-delta !
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EndlessSky!
A Galactian Alignment cat!
Flag originally coined by TraumatizedCryptid!
Aneirian: An identity that is aporine-aligned and part of the Galactian Alignment System. It is an alignment that is not masculine, feminine, or anything in between, but still feels some strong sense of genderedness (and so it is not agenrine.)
I was inspired by mercurian, a gender I recently realized feels very aporine-in-nature. Because of this, I decided to name this gender after the largest crater on Mercury - Aneirin. It's also the name of a Welsh poet which is where the crater gets its name.
I have a newfound love for aporinity and want to coin terms to fill some gaps, and I thought the galactian alignments was a good start. Next, I'll coin an aporine celestial gender.
- ππ
Is there a galactian alignment for androgyne specifically? Iβve seen androgynous aligned (calypsian) but not for androgyne, could I request one coined if there isnβt a word for it already?
I was thinking it could be called eosian. I don't have a flag in mind but I'd love to see some ideas!
- ππ
Could I request a galactian alignment term for being both hesperian and astraean, which were coined by @/ix-c-999? Itβs being both neutral and neutrois aligned.
I want to call this zephyrian!
I used similar colors from both the hesperian and astraean flags, then added a bit of a bluish green to sort of reference the wind (referencing Zephyrus, the god of winds.) Zephyr is also the name of a concept for a wind-powered rover meant to be sent to Venus (in case Zephyrus' backstory doesn't resonate with people. We know how Greek deities can be sometimes.)
The symbol in the center of the flag represents astraean (star outline with a circle in the middle) and hesperian (solid star.) Since all of these identities are subsets of stellarian, stars are used for this flag's symbol. I may make symbols for astraean and hesperian at some point.
The name works well here because Astraeus is a wind deity (which astraean is named after) and hesperian was named after the Evening Star (Venus) deity Hesperus. Zephyrian sort of combines the two ideas by representing both a wind deity and the rover that will be sent to Venus in the future.
- ππ
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Sending all my love and support to those who are stellarian or singularian! You don't ever have to consider your gender as being aligned with anything and in fact, you can reject the concept of alignment altogether. Everyone has different experiences with gender, and you can choose whatever language you're most comfortable with in order to describe it. - Your Bigender Big Brother ππ
Cruxian
[PT: Cruxian]
Cruxian, a term under the galactian system where one is, in some way, Hereticness-aligned. (Named based Off: Crux also known as the southern cross constellation)
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Damocloidian: A maverine-aligned identity that is part of the Galactian Alignment System.
This term comes from damocloid, a type of minor planet with an eccentric orbit. - ππ