#genderflir

flag id: two flags with 7 stripes. the left flag's stripes are light red-orange, very light orange, cream, white, light yellow, soft turquoise, and blue. the right flag's stripes are light turquoise, very light green, cream, white, light yellow, soft red-pink, and pink. end id.

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genderfloyek | genderflirek

genderfloyek: a form of genderfluidity in which one is fluid between any genders aside from binary woman and genderless genders, experiences feminine genders very weakly/vaguely/rarely, and is mostly male in some way

genderflirek: a form of genderfluidity in which one is fluid between any genders aside from binary man and genderless genders, experiences masculine genders very weakly/vaguely/rarely, and is mostly female in some way

[pt: genderfloyek: a form of genderfluidity in which one is fluid between any genders aside from binary woman and genderless genders, experiences feminine genders very weakly/vaguely/rarely, and is mostly male in some way

genderflirek: a form of genderfluidity in which one is fluid between any genders aside from binary man and genderless genders, experiences masculine genders very weakly/vaguely/rarely, and is mostly female in some way. end pt]

anon asked for the first term and i decided to coin its counterpart!

these are essentially genderfloy + genderfaunet and genderflir + genderfaer with the addition of feminine/masculine genders being experiences weakly/rarely respectively and never encompassing genderless identities, so i combined the linked flags, made the stripes representing feminine/masculine genders lighter respectively, and did not use yellow-green in either flag, which is the color i most associate with genderlessness.

the terms are 'genderfloy' and 'genderflir' + 'ek', similar to the word 'weak', in reference to the weakness of feminine/masculine genders respectively!

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tags cont: @p-rtyboy, @pawsibell, @dragonpride17, @crowdsourcedgender

Genderfloy and Genderflir

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Flag(s): Genderflir, Graysexual, and Finromantic

Shape(s): Circle with sparkles

Requested by: Anon

Genderflir (also known as genderfloa) was coined anonymously in 2021. It means identifying mostly as female, but having some minor or occasional fluidity with other genders as well. A genderflir person can identify as genderfluid as well, but does not have to.

Genderfloy (also known as genderfloe) is the masculine version of this. It means identifying mostly as male, but with some minor or occasional fluidity with other genders. Again, they can identify as genderfluid if they would like, but do not have to.

I have seen two different versions of flags for each of these genders.

Genderflir

On the first flag, the pink stripe represents womanhood, or the part of one's identity that is mostly female. The peach, a mix of pink and yellow, represents feeling partially female, or the fluctuating to and from female. The white in the middle represents any other gender a genderflir person might experience.

Genderfloy

Genderflir (pronounced gen-der-fleer), or genderfloa (gen-der-flow-ar) refers to an individual that describes themselves as genderfluid/genderfluix (or an otherwise alternating identity) but is mostly female, in some way. This is different from girlflux or genderflux in general as genderflir people can (or typically) experience other genders that are not necessarily feminine or woman-aligned (this includes masculine genders).

It may be that a genderflir person is female most of the time, feels most comfortable during being female (for whatever reason), or the experience of femininity as an identity is more intense than others they may encompass.

Genderflir was coined by an anonymous FANDOM user.