#gender-resource

[pt: Gender-Jargon GIN Terms Masterlist ./. End PT]

I said I would do it, so I went ahead and did it.

[PT: I said I would do it, so I went ahead and did it. ./. End PT]

Tagging @imoga-pride and @in-nature-archive.

Here is a list of GIN ([Gender]-in-nature) terms that I used on my old blog (Gender-Resource) for tagging. I have also included more recent GIN terms that either I have coined or has been coined by others that I currently use or likely will use in the future for tagging.

If anyone has any questions about the terms here, just let me know and I would be happy to answer them :-)

Enjoy!

Fin: (Feminine-in-nature)

Unfin: (Unfeminine-in nature)

Troin: (Troinine-in-nature)

Min: (Masculine-in-nature)

Droin: (Droxinine-in-nature)

Unmin: (Unmasculine-in-nature)

Lin: (Androgynous-in-nature)

Unlin: (Unandrogynous-in-nature)

Femain: (Femasline-in-nature)

Ambiguin: (Ambiguine-in-nature)

Altrin: (Altraeninine-in-nature)

Nin: (Neutral-in-nature)

Unin: (Unneutral-in-nature)

Neuin: (Neutrine-in-nature)

Epin: (Epicene-in-nature)

Trinin: (Trinterine-in-nature)

Amin: (Ambiguous-in-nature)

Perin: (Peraine-in-nature)

Ilyin: (Ilyagine-in-nature)

Mvin: (Mavriquine-in-nature)

Auin: (Autonomous-in-nature)

Othin: (Other-in-nature)

Nuin: (Null-in-nature)

Vin: (Void-in-nature)

Agin: (Agender-in-nature)

Glin: (Genderless-in-nature)

Gein: (Generic-in-nature)

Kein: (Kenochoric-in-nature)

Luxin: (Luxine-in-nature)

Inbin: (Inbissiec-in-nature)

Enmin: (Enmitiec-in-nature)

Shocin: (Shocking-in-nature)

Uin: (Undescribable-in-nature)

Din: (Describable-in-nature)

Apin: (Apathetic-in-nature)

Usin: (Confused-in-nature)

Main: (Male-in-nature)

Fein: (Female-in-nature)

Lein: (Femache-in-nature)

Buin: (Butch-in-nature)

Sobin: (Soft Butch-in-nature)

Fuin: (Futch-in-nature)

Femin: (Femme-in-nature)

Bufin: (Butchy Femme-in-nature)

Genoin: (GNC-in-nature)

Qin: (Queer-in-nature)

Ain: (Aporine-in-nature)

Ouin: (Outherine-in-nature)

Diasin: (Diastine-in-nature)

Xin: (Xenine-in-nature)

Oriein: (Orientation-in-nature)

Lexin: (Lexcial-in-nature)

Gsrin: (Gesneriad-in-nature)

Aesin: (Aesthetic-in-nature)

Coriin: (Coric-in-nature)

Whilin: (Whilom-in-nature)

Roin: (Neuroine-in-nature)

Iin: (Intersex Exclusive-in-nature)

Altin: (Altersex-in-nature)

Yin: (Yonderine-in-nature)

Cuin: (Culturally Exclusive-in-nature)

2sin: (Twospirit-in-nature)

Amplin: (Amplusian-in-nature)

Chin: (Changing-in-nature)

Plasmin: (Genderplasmic-in-nature)

Cinn: (Choice-in-nature)

Idin: (Fluid-in-nature)

Uxin: (Flux-in-nature)

Flin: (Fluix-in-nature)

Aporin: (Nonspecific-in-nature)

Porin: (Specific-in-nature)

Unrelin: (Unrelated-in-nature)

Relin: (Related-in-nature)

Plin: (Partial-in-nature)

Poin: (Polygender/Omnigender/Pangender-in-nature)

Antin: (Antigender-in-nature)

Novin: (Novel/New-in-nature)

Infin: (infinite-in-nature)

Doxin (Paradoxical-in-nature)

Oposin (Opposite-in-nature)

Contrin (Contradictory-in-nature)

Vain: (Vague-in-nature)

Vasin: (Vast-in-nature)

Win: (Weak/Disconnected-in-nature)

Reclin: (Reclaimed-in-nature)

Rin: (Rejected/Repulsed-in-nature)

Contrin: (Contraversial-in-nature)

Polin: (Political-in-nature)

Sucuin: (Subcultural-in-nature)

Cocuin: (Countercultural-in-nature)

Quesin: (Questioning-in-nature)

Virin: (Virine-in-nature)

Lierin: (Eraine-in-nature)

Commin: (Commidine-in-nature)

Ithin: (Itherinine-in-nature)

Andin: (Anderine-in-nature)

Diphin: (Dipherine-in-nature)

Umbin: (Umbinine-in-nature)

Pretin: (Preterine-in-nature)

Bin: (Binarine-in-nature)

Nobin: (Nonbinarine-in-nature)

Enbin: (Enbinine-in-nature)

Midbin: (Midbinaraine-in-nature)

Nomidbin: (Nonmidbinarine-in-nature)

Abin: (Abinarine-in-nature)

Noabin: (Nonabinarine-in-nature)

Trin: (Trinarine-in-nature)

Midtrin: (Midtrinarine-in-nature)

Atrin: (Atrinarine-in-nature)

Noatrin: (Nonatrinarine-in-nature)

Tin: (Trans-in-nature)

Cin: (Cis-in-nature)

Trisin: (Tris-in-nature)

Ipsin: (Ipso-in-nature)

Ultin: (Ulter-in-nature)

Iptin: (Ipter-in-nature)

— Gent (link)

[Image ID: a redesigned Tragender flag by Gent (Gender-Jargon). The flag's stripes are oriented diagonally from the bottom-left corner to the top-right corner. In the top-left and bottom-right corners, there are four stripes of the same width and same previously mentioned orientation. The left corner stripes, from left to right, are blue, green, yellow and white. The right corner stripes from left to right, are dark grey, scarlet red, indigo and purple. The background of the flag is light tan in color. In the middle is an error-barred rhombus, a symbol designated to represent Tragender. ./. End ID]

Tragender: a gender identity that encompasses the entirety of the gender spectrum.

[PT: Tragender: a gender identity that encompasses the entire spectrum of gender. ./. End PT]

Etymology

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Likely from Latin, "Trans" modified to "Tra" meaning "Through", "Across" or "Beyond" + "-gender", an Engish neologistic suffix indicating genderedness.

This is speculative, as an official etymology is unknown. Coined by tumblr user siirusblack in July 2014 via MOGAI-Archive (link) [PT: Coined by tumblr user siirusblack in July 2014 via MOGAI-archive (link) ./. End PT].

Originally, the definition was worded as, "a gender that stretches over the whole spectrum/orb-y thing of gender", which I reworded as it is written above.

Elaboration

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Tragender is an interesting identity in that it doesn't just occupy a given point or function represented on the gender spectrum, but rather the whole spectrum itself.

A Tragender individual is every gender, no gender, every combination or derivation of any and all genders, being all identities available to them as well as anything and everything beyond and between. The limitless nature of Tragender could be described as total, complete, comprehensive and/or absolute in nature, which could be collectively referred to as a Totingender, or a as a gender that is Totaline-in-nature (TOTIN). This gender occupies all available gender arities.

I decided to use an vertically error-barred rhombus to represent Tragender, as the gender spectrum is frequently represented using a diamond. The error bars extend from the diamond at the top and bottom to represent encompassing the entirety of the gender spectrum.

This is a repost from my previous blog (link) [PT: a repost from my previous blog (link) ./. End PT], Gender-Resource. This here repost includes a redesigned flag, additional information and updated sources.

Pride Flag

[PT: Pride Flag ./. End PT]

This is a redesign of the flag I previous created for Tragender on my old blog, Gender-Resource (terminated). My original flag was based off of the Tragender pride flag design by tumblr user Genderqueer-Dream in May 2019 (link) [PT: My original flag was based off of the Tragender pride flag design by tumblr user Genderqueer-Dreram in May 2019 (link) ./. End PT]. My first Tragender flag was near-identical to the one created by Genderqueer-Dream, with the only difference being that the second-to-last, sectioned multi-color stripe was removed for the simplicity of replication.

The redesigned flag (of a redesigned flag) in this post was created by Gent (Gender-Jargon) in June 2024. This flag's stripes are oriented diagonally from the bottom-left corner to the top-right corner. In the top-left and bottom-right corner, there are four stripes of the same width and same orientation. The left corner stripes, from left to right, are blue, green, yellow and white. The right corner stripes from left to right are dark grey, scarlet red, indigo and purple. The background of the flag is light tan in color. In the middle is the Tragender symbol, an vertically error-barred rhombus.

My previous Tragender pride flag lacked stated symbolism, as the flag it was based upon did not have a stated significance of design. This new, redesigned flag, however, has means assign to it's imagery. The components of the pride flag have the following meaning:

The light tan background of the flag represents the gender spectrum.

The colors blue, green, yellow, white dark grey, scarlet red, indigo and purple represent the diversity of one's accessible gender experience.

[Image ID: a redesigned Resgender flag by Gent (Gender-Jargon). The background of the flag is black, with eight central stripes, with the outer two being slightly larger than the others. The center stripes are grey, red, fuchsia, blue, green, yellow, orange and grey. In the middle of the flag is the Cengender symbol, which is made from the number "100" by centering and overlaying two ones facing away from each other and two concentric zeros positioned in the middle of the stalk of the number one. The Cengender symbol is off-white. At the very center is a brown circle. ./. End ID]

Resgender: a fluid, ever-changing gender experience that is wholly unidentifiable and nondescript, but is capable of manifesting in an extremely vast multitude of experiences of gender and/or lack of gender which may or may not be contextually based or circumstantial.

[PT: Resgender: a fluid, ever-changing gender experience that is wholly unidentifiable and nondescript, but capable of manifesting in a extremely vast multitude of experiences of gender and/or lack of gender which may or may not be contextually based or circumstantial. ./. End PT]

A synonym of Cengender.

Etymology

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From Latin, "Res" meaning "Thing" + "-gender", a neologistic English suffix indicating genderedness. The Latin word "Res" draws from both Proto-Italic and Porto-Indoeuropean language families, where it originally meant "Wealth", "Goods" or even to refer to a head of cattle. The coiner does not specify further regarding the etymology of the term or how it relates to the definition. Coined by user Baaphomett in June 2014 (link) [PT: Coined by user Baaphomett in June 2014 (link) ./. End PT].

Alternative, Cengender was coined by user Small-Enby in August 2014 on MOGAI-Archive (link) [PT: Cengender was coined by user Small-Enby in August 2014 on MOGAI-Archive (link) ./. End PT]. The etymology is likely from Galacian, “Cen”, meaning “100″ + “-gender”, a neologistic English suffix indicating genderedness. The definition of Cengender is as follows:

a gender that can be summed up as an unidentifiable thing but manifests as hundreds of different genders or non at all at any given time at the same time and/or separately. Fluid and ever changing.

[PT: a gender that can be summed up as an unidentifiable thing but manifests as hundreds of different genders or non at all at any given time at the same time and/or separately. Fluid and ever changing. ./. End PT]

Resgender and Cengender appear to have been considered synonyms from at least July 2016, as seen in this post from user Pride-Color-Schemes (link) [PT: as seen in this post from user Pride-Color-Schemes (link) ./. End PT] It could be argued that both terms are different from each other, based upon each of their definitions. More information is included on this below in the Elaboration section.

Elaboration

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Resgender and Cengender were both coined independently, but close in date. According to the definition given by the coiner, Resgender:

is unidentifiable (UIN) and nondescript (GEIN) in it's nature.

embodies a vast range of gender experiences (VASIN).

...these vast experiences of gender have the capacity to be identified as, operate as and/or be attributed to being a "girl" and/or "boy".

is contextually based.

By comparison, Cengender:

is unidentifiable (UIN).

embodies a vast range of gender experiences (VASIN).

may manifest as having no gender (AGIN).

may be AGIN and VASIN separately and/or simultaneously.

is fluid (IDIN) and always changing.

Both Cengender and Resgender are UIN and VASIN. However, Resgender is also GEIN, explicitly mentions xorgenders in it's definition and can be contextually based. Cengender is AGIN and IDIN, and may be considered paradoxical (DOXIN).

Since both terms are generally considered synonyms and are often used interchangeably, I have attempted to integrate the definitions into one, but it should be noted that each are indeed different from one another based upon the wording of their respective definitions.

This is a repost from my old blog, Gender-Resource (terminated) (link) [PT: This is a repost from my old blog, Gender-Resource (terminated) (link) ./. End PT]. This post has been updated with a redesigned flag, updated definition, an elaboration and additional links.

Pride Flag

[PT: Pride Flag ./. End PT]

My Resgender flag is based up on the pride flag created by user Pride-Color-Schemes in 2016. To avoid creating a flag that is difficult to reproduce, I simplified the Cengender symbol to be of one color.

This is my redesign of my original pride flag that I posted on Gender-Resource. The background of the flag is black, with eight central stripes, with the outer two being slightly larger than the others. The center stripes are grey, red, fuchsia, blue, green, yellow, orange and grey. In the middle of the flag is the Cengender symbol, which is made from the number "100" by centering and overlaying two ones facing away from each other and two concentric zeros positioned in the middle of the stalk of the number one. The Cengender symbol is off-white. At the very center is a brown circle. The design carries the following meanings:

The black background represents vastness.

The grey stripes represent contextual/circumstantial basis and fluidity.

The red, fuchsia, blue, green, yellow and orange stripes represent the diversity of gender (or lack thereof).

The brown circle represents being unidentifiable and nondescript.

[Image ID: A redesign of the Modifizique pride flag by Gent (Gender-Jargon). The flag consists of six horizontal stripes of the same size. From top to bottom, the stripes are navy blue, light desaturated purple, light grey-blue, white, desaturated yellow, scarlet red and blood red. ./. End ID]

Modifizique: a gender identity related to the ideal sense of self one seeks to cultivate through body modification.

[PT: Modifizique: a gender identity related to the ideal sense of self one seeks to cultivate through body modification. ./. End PT]

Etymology

[PT: Etymology ./. End PT]

From Spanish, "modifique", meaning "I modify", changed to "modifizique" to make it distinct. The suffix "-ique" is also used here to allude to gender autonomy.

I coined this back on my old blog, Gender-Resource, sometime before it was terminated, but I can't find it archived literally anywhere. I believe I made it sometime in mid to late 2020.

If anyone has a link to the post archived somewhere, please let me know! I'll edit it into the post.

Elaboration

[PT: Elaboration ./. End PT]

Modifizique is an atrinary, diastine gender identity. It is also autoine, autonomine, genonine and rahuine. It may or may not be a sucuingender and/or cuingender. Some may experience the gender as xenine or as a nohingender. Modifizique involves body modification as a quality, making it BOMIN (Bomodine-in-nature).

Modifizique is a label that can describe many, many different experiences, all unified through achieving some sort of self-actualization through body modification. The desire for body modification can be related to preference, aesthetic, cultural and/or subcultural practices, spirituality, alterhumanity, neurodivergence or virtually any other reason, given that it is experientially accessible to the individual in question.

Simply put, Modifizique:

is an atrinary, diastine gender which is individual, self-governed and non-conformant.

is related to the ideal sense of self one seeks to be and the development of their "full potential" as an individual.

involves a(n) (ideal) self image that is achieved through body modification.

[PT: is an atrinary, diastine gender which is individual, self-governed and non-conformant. is related to the ideal sense of self one seeks to be and the development of their full potential as an individual. involves a(n) (ideal) self image that is achieved through body modification. ./. End PT]

Here, body modification refers to the various practices involving the deliberate alteration of one's anatomy and/or physical appearance. Some examples include, but are not limited to, tattoos, scarification, piercing, branding, ear cropping, implants, plastic surgery, corseting, stretching, tongue splitting, hair removal and hair dyeing, to name some. Body modifications such as these are experienced as gendered self-expressions.

Though this gender identity was coined with tangible acts of alteration in mind, this term is inclusive of those who desire to modify their body, but are unable to do so for whatever reason.

Pride Flag

[PT: Pride Flag ./. End PT]

The original pride flag for Modifizique was created at the same time as the term in 2020 by myself on Gender-Resource. Quite frankly, my original flag is really, really unappealing, so I redesigned the flag for this repost. This redesign was created in June 2024.

The redesigned flag consists of six horizontal stripes of the same size. From top to bottom, the stripes are navy blue, light desaturated purple, light grey-blue, white, desaturated yellow, scarlet red and blood red. The colors have the following meanings:

The navy blue stripe represents ink and dye.

The light desaturated purple stripe represents gender non-conformity.

The light grey-blue stripe represents metal.

The white stripe represents the blank slate of creation.

The desaturated yellow stripe represents self-expression.

The scarlet red stripe represents flesh.

The blood red stripe represents blood.

[Image ID: an Undrion pride flag by Gent (Gender-Jargon). The flag consists of five horizontal stripes of the same size. From top to bottom, the stripes are dark teal, beige, navy blue, beige and dark teal. ./. End ID]

Undrion: an identity that is characterized by being comfortable with the fact that it is undefined or unknown.

[PT: Undrion: an identity that is characterized by being comfortable with the fact that it is undefined or unknown. ./. End PT]

Etymology

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The etymology of "Undrion" is unknown. The term was coined by tumblr user Nbgenders (link) [PT: The term was coined by tumblr user Nbgenders (link) ./. End PT] in November 2017, on a blog that is now locked under an unknown password. The term is described by the coiner on the Gender.Fandom Wiki (link) [PT: on the Gender.Fandom Wiki (link) ./. End PT], under the username Transfeminine (link) [PT: Transfeminine (link) ./. End PT]

According to the coiner, this term is meant to be used as an adjective, but it may also be used as a noun.

Elaboration

[PT: Elaboration ./. End PT]

Undrion is an uingender that is experienced with a sense of comfort regarding it's nature. Undrion is an atrinary, outherine gender identity.

Pride Flag

[PT: Pride Flag ./. End PT]

When the term Undrion was created, the coiner did not create a flag for the identity. The first pride flag for the term was created by Gent (Gender-Jargon) in 2020 on Gender-Resource (link) [PT: the first pride flag for the term was created by Gent (Gender-Jargon) in 2020 on Gender-Resource (link) ./. End PT]. Later on, the coiner of the term created a pride flag (link) [PT: created a pride flag (link) ./. End PT] for the term in July 2021.

The flag here is a redesign of my original Undrion pride flag, made to pay homage to the pride flag created by the coiner. Maintaining the size and orientation and of the stripes, the color palette was changed from grey and brown to teal and beige to better conform to the blue and green coloration used in the flag created by the coiner.

The pride flag consists of five horizontal stripes of the same size. From top to bottom, the stripes are dark teal, beige, navy blue, beige and dark teal. The stripes have the following meanings:

The teal and beige stripes represent the undefinable and unknowable characteristic of this gender.

The navy stripe represents a sense of security and comfort in one's gender.

[PT: The teal and beige stripes represent the undefinable and unknowable characteristic of this gender. The navy stripe represents a sense of security and comfort in one's gender. ./. End PT]

[image ID: The decligender pride flag, created by tumblr user mogai-guy, rerendered by Gender (Gender-Jargon). The flag consists of eight horizontal stripes, with the top stripe being much thicker than the rest. At the center of the top stripe is a black, near-equilateral black triangle pointing downwards. The stripes, from top to bottom, are colored light grey, black, white, black, white, purple, white and purple. ./. End ID]

Decligender: a gender identity characterized by repulsion to the concept of gender as a whole.

[PT: Decligender: a gender identity characterized by repulsion to the concept of gender as a whole. ./. End PT]

Etymology

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From English, "(to) decline", modified to "Decli-", meaning "to refuse" + "-gender", and English neologistic suffix indicating genderedness. Coined by tumblr user Mogai-Guy in February 2019 (link) [PT: Coined by tumblr user Mogai-Guy in February 2019 (link) ./. End PT] as a response to this image posted by tumblr user Genderoftheday (now defunct):

[Image ID: The question, "what is your gender?", with a select-drop-down menu, featuring the characteristic down-pointing arrow. The default selections says "Select Gender", followed by "Male", "Female" and "Decline". Decline is highlighted purple. ./. End ID]

Elaboration

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Decligender is similar to, but different from, Apothigender. Both experience involve repulsion in regards to gender (RIN, Ringender), but in distinct ways.

Apothigender involves a sense of repulsion of having a gender applied to oneself. For the apothigender individual, the repulsion is directed at gender in relation purely to oneself. An Apothigender individual does not have a gender, does not want one and finds the thought of it repulsive.

Decligender involves a sense of repulsion directed at the concept of gender as a whole. A decligender individual may lead an existence in which they act unaffected by participation in the construct of gender. A Decligender individual does not have a gender, does not want one, finds the thought repulsive and is repulsed by the concept all-together.

Decligender encompasses and surpasses Apothigender. Decligender is an outherine, atrinary gender. It may also be considered diastine.

This is a repost of my archival of Decligender from Gender-Resource (terminated) (link) [PT: This is a repost of my archival of Decligender fro mGender-Resource (terminated) (link). ./. End PT]. This repost includes a rerendered flag, additional explanation of important concepts and the fixing of broken links.

Pride Flag

[PT: Pride Flag ./. End PT]

The flag posted here was rerendered by Gent (Gender-Jargon) in June 2024, but was originally posted and designed by tumblr user Mogai-Guy in February 2019 (link) [PT: The flag posted here was rerendered by Gent (Gender-Jargon) in June 2024, but was originally posted and designed by tumblr user Mogai-Guy in February 2019 (link) ./. End PT].

The flag consists of eight horizontal stripes, with the top stripe being much thicker than the rest. At the center of the top stripe is a black, near-equilateral black triangle pointing downwards. The stripes, from top to bottom, are colored light grey, black, white, black, white, purple, white and purple.

The flag is based upon the image of the "What Is Your Gender" drop-down menu included above. The flag utilizes the same color pallet of the image with minor adjustment. Though not directly stated, I presume that the design carries the following meanings:

the top stripe represents the drop-down menu from the image, symbolizing the concept of gender.

The subsequent white, black and purple stripes represent gender norms, repulsion related to the concept of gender itself and a declination of the concept of gender, respectively.

[Image IDs: The redesigned Fluktuaz pride flags by Gent (Gender-Jargon). The flag consists of seven horizontal stripes of the same size, with the center stripe being a symmetrical, horizontal tricolor. From top to bottom, the stripes are yellow, burnt orange, olive green, white, dark grey, black, desaturated blue, indigo and fuchsia. ./. End IDs]

Fluktuaz: describing one who has a static sense of gender identity, but a fluid and/or fluctuating relationship with eir gender expression, gender alignment and/or sense of attachment to the gender(s) in which ey identify.

[PT: Fluktuaz: describing one who has a static sense of gender identity, but a fluid and/or fluctuating relationship with eir gender expression, gender alignment and/or sense of attachment to the gender(s) in which ey identify. ./. End PT]

Etymology

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From Esperanto, "Fluktuas", meaning "to fluctuate"; the "s" was changed to a "z". Originally coined by myself (Gent, GJ) in 2020 on my previous blog, Gender-Resource.

The original post is no longer on Tumblr, but it has been archived by the VariArchive WordPress blog (link)

[PT: The original post is no longer on Tumblr, but it has been archived by the VariArchive WordPress blog (link) ./. End PT]

This (re)post has been reworked to improve it's wording, it's structure and make it more accessible.

[PT: This (re)post has been reworked to improve it's wording, it's structure and make it more accessible. ./. End PT]

Elaboration

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Fluktuaz is a broad label that describes those who have a dynamic relationship with gender expression/alignment/sense of attachment to the label(s) in which ey identify, but always remain the same gender or genders.

Fluktuaz describes:

A static gender (or lack thereof) and/or a gender with a highly reliable, predictable paradigm.

A presentation, expression, alignment and/or sense of attachment that is that changes over time.

...the aforementioned fluidity may flow through one, a few, some, many or all personally-available experiences of gender, explicitly including abinary qualities/alignments/attachments

An unfixed experience in which one expresses/is aligned with/feels connected to gender(s) ey do not identify as.

An experience that is very diverse, often varying greatly between individuals.

[PT: A static gender (or lack thereof) and/or a gender with a highly reliable, predictable paradigm. A presentation, expression, alignment and/or sense of attachment that is that changes over time. ...the aforementioned fluidity may flow through one, a few, some, many or all personally-available experiences of gender, explicitly including abinary qualities/alignments/attachments/An unfixed experience in which one expresses/is aligned with/feels connected to gender(s) ey do not identify as. An experience that is very diverse, often varying greatly between individuals./. End PT]

Fluktuaz is different than Iactogender in that Fluktuaz specifies the ability to flow through all expressions/alignments/attachments available to the identifier, while Iactogender is limited to conceptions of masculinity, femininity and androgyny.

Pride Flag

[PT: Pride Flag ./. End PT]

The original flag was created by myself (Gent, GJ) at the same time as the term in back 2020 on Gender-Resource. Being entirely inexperienced in vexillography, this flag was poorly-rendered and the colors were not appropriately adjusted, making it very unappealing.

Now, revisting it with slightly more experience, I redesigned the Fluktuaz pride flag. The flag's stripes have the following meanings:

The yellow stripe represents abinary genders & xenogenders.

The burnt orange stripe represents autonomous genders.

The olive green stripe represents neuter, null and neutral genders.

The white portion of the tricolor represents all genders that are accessible within one's experience.

The grey portion of the tricolor represents fluidity, fluctuation and change.

The black portion of the tricolor represents genderlessness.

The desaturated blue stripe represents masculine genders.

The indigo stripe represents midbinary genders.

The fuchsia stripe represents feminine genders.

[PT: The yellow stripe represents abinary genders & xenogenders. The burnt orange stripe represents autonomous genders. The olive green stripe represents neuter, null and neutral genders. The white portion of the tricolor represents all genders that are accessible within one's experience. The grey portion of the tricolor represents fluidity, fluctuation and change. The black portion of the tricolor represents genderlessness. The desaturated blue stripe represents masculine genders. The indigo stripe represents midbinary genders. The fuchsia stripe represents feminine genders. ./. End PT]

I got hacked and my account got terminated. I tried to see if Tumblr Support could help me retrieve my archive, but they won't even respond to my messages. I have no idea what happened or why my account was terminated.

I don't know how or why I was hacked. I received an email notification that someone had logged into my account, but by the time I went to change my password, it was already all gone.

Honestly, I'm devastated. A project that I have been working on for three years has been absolutely destroyed. I have most everything saved in various documents, but this is going to be a huge setback to my project.