#genderauthor

[Pt: cakeauthor end pt]

A gender in the genderauthor system based around being both cakegender and connected to authors, an author who writes about cakes, an author with cake qualities, etc.

[PT: Transauthor - Coining Post]

Transauthor is a gender in the genderauthor system when one is trans and an author, an author who writes about transness, and/or an author that feels their writing is strongly connected to transness.

GenderAuthor / IdentityAuthor

A gender system based around being an author who writes [x], an author with [x] qualities, author who is [x], ect.

This could also be an identity system, for example: An identity term for when one is a author who likes [x], an [x] author, or when being an author and a [x] are core parts of one's identity.

If this had been coined before feel free to let me know!

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Sadauthor is a gender in the genderauthor system when one is sad and an author, an author who writes about sadness, and/or an author that feels their writing is strongly connected to sadness.

Coined by @catastrophe-coins

Gothicauthor (Gothic author)

A gender system related to being a gothic author. Can be related to the gothic literature, being goth and an author, or can connect to these in any way the user sees fit.

Notes:

Made using the flag template by dragoarya

[PT: Aceauthor - Coining Post]

Aceauthor is a gender in the genderauthor system when one is asexual and an author, an author who writes about asexuality, and/or an author that feels their writing is strongly connected to being asexual.

[PT: Pluralauthor - Coining Post]

Pluralauthor is a gender in the genderauthor system when one is plural and an author, an author who writes about plurality, and/or an author that feels their writing is strongly connected to plurality.

This label is exclusive to plural people.

[PT: Robotauthor - Coining Post]

Robotauthor is a gender in the genderauthor system when one is a robot and an author, an author who writes about robots, and/or an author that feels their writing is strongly connected to robots.