#genderhu

Hey! A lot of these “race-specific genders” that you may be referencing are quite often actually used as homophobic/transphobic terms for gay men and women, trans men and women, and additionally GNC people. The “race-specific genders” on Tumblr, such as “boi”, “qirl”, or “genderhu”. Do you think that gender identities “similar to [boy and girl] but separate from the western way of viewing genders” has been around over centuries, or made up by someone on Tumblr? What about a gender with a “musical feel that feels like a ribbon floating down from the sky”? Do you think that sounds like someone “created” centuries ago? Or do you think that it’s a term created by 2016 Tumblr?

Genderhu: Kind of like a musical feel to it, a flow like a ribbon floating down in the sky. Peaceful calm flows and vibes as a gender. This term is exclusive to Chinese people.

Term coined by: Anonymous

[Image: A red flag with 2 small black vertical stripes in the center. On top of the stripes is a golden 胡 (hu) character].

Full size [Here]

Designed by: Anonymous

Color meanings: 胡 (hu) is one of the characters used for the name of an instrument, 二胡 (erhu). It is basically a type of guitar, but with just two strings. Since this gender is supposed to be described as music, this is mostly likely where the term came from. The flag here reflects that, being two long dark bars representing the two strings. The background is red since that is a common color in china for luck and happiness, and the character 胡 (hu) being in yellow to represent freedom, in this case freedom from the gender binary!

Genderfake: Feeling that your gender is part of your hallucinations or delusions. For people who experience delusions or hallucinations as part of their mental illness or neurodivergence only.

Genderfractal, Genderswirl, or Genderspiral: A gender that seems to spiral downward into more genders when you try to figure it out.

Genderfree or Gender-free: A gender identity which is generally ambiguous, but definitely queer in nature. The owner will tend to pursue expressions, presentations and such without concern for gender associations associated with them. Can also embrace days presenting as very femme or very masc, etc. A blurry, cloudy, whimsical, free sense of gender. Can/often co-existing with other gender identity labels; Dysphoria can, but does not have to, motivate the sense of gender and/or gender expression of this person on any given day. Similar to gender fluid, but does not necessarily have as much fluidity. More of just the exploration of different aspects of the same identity (although this is flexible, as gender tends to be for genderfree folks).

Gendergoliath: Gender is almost larger than life, like it’s spilling out of your body. It takes up a lot of space and is just awe inspiring.

Genderhollow or Genderempty: A gender that is present, but is empty or hollow.

[Full list of terms are in the google docs if you don’t want to wait for the next posts]

[Link for A-K] and [Link for L-Z] and [L nk for text only]

Well, tritiya-prakriti is a term used for trans people, gay people, and intersex people, and a lot of cultural genders/identities were either actually adopted recently (in the past 30 or so years, like two-spirit) or are homophobic/transphobic terms. I addressed this in the other ask, but the qirl/boi/genderhu stuff was based off of “nobody makes up new race-specific genders, they all already exist and were created by people of those fucking races.”

Ok, thanks for clarifying! I remade the flag!

My only concern here is that, in the font I used (Noto sans), the 月part is slightly less wide than in the image you sent, I hope that’s ok.

Yeah, I know the difference is not relevant to the meaning, but changing fonts may convey differences in feeling - which is why the fonts used on logos are different, but not considered irrelevant, for instance. But it’s good to know people can use the fonts they want!

And good to know the flag is okay! It’s already on the gallery. :)

actually! hey, this is the person that made a suggestion for laogender, wanted to make another one for genderhu!

here, 胡 (hu) is one of the characters used for the name of an instrument, 二胡 (erhu). it is basically a type of guitar, but with just two strings. since this gender is supposed to be described as music, this is mostly likely where the term came from. the flag here reflects that, being two long dark bars representing the two strings. background is red since that is a common color in china for luck and happiness, and the character 胡 (hu) being in yellow to represent freedom, in this case freedom for the gender binary!

again, like with my other submission, dont worry if you have a hard time describing how the characters look! theyre hard to describe. :(

Genderhu: Kind of like a musical feel to it, a flow like a ribbon floating down in the sky. Peaceful calm flows and vibes as a gender. This term is exclusive to Chinese people.

(What are the proportions - or ideal proportions - for this flag, if you don’t mind me asking?)