#genderplus

flag id: the first two flags have 6 stripes, which 'fan out' across the flag from left to right. they are green-black, green, white, light green, dark green, and green-black. the left flag has the neugenderplus symbol (the neuter symbol with a plus within the circle) in very dark green near its right edge. the right flag has 7 stripes, which are green-black, green, white, very dark green, light green, dark green, and green-black. end id.

banner id: a 1600x200 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting. those on my / dni may still use my terms, so do not recoin them.’ in large white text in the center. the text takes up two lines, split at the slash. end id.

neugender+/neugenderplus: one who identifies completely as neugender, plus additional genders, they don't feel partially neugender, they aren't fluid, they are entirely neugender plus more. one could use this term to indicate that they don't know specifically what is added onto their gender or that the additional genders are not the 'main' part of their identity

[pt: neugender+/neugenderplus: one who identifies completely as neugender, plus additional genders, they don't feel partially neugender, they aren't fluid, they are entirely neugender plus more. one could use this term to indicate that they don't know specifically what is added onto their gender or that the additional genders are not the 'main' part of their identity. pt]

for anon! linking neugender. simplified flag is based on these simplified boyplus and girlplus flags.

tags: @radiomogai, @liom-archive, @macchiane, @genderstarbucks, @maggore, @dragonpride17

[ID: A flag with five equal horizontal stripes, which are green, orange, light yellow, white, and red. /End ID.]

here's an adjusted version of this (link) gender+/genderplus flag to fix the eyestrain problem with the yellow and white stripes!

from the wiki:

"Gender+ or Genderplus refers to a gender which fits the descriptions of many genders, but is actually just one complex, big gender. Since so many gender descriptors describe the gender, one may pick a label that one thinks represents their gender the best and add "+" to show that it is described as that gender plus others."

(note: this was originally coined by pawkips/rotcoric, on a blog which has since been terminated. the archive is here. this post will only contain plaintext.)

A term for to those who identify completely as cisgender, plus additional genders. One doesn’t feel partially cis, one isn’t fluid - one is entirely cis, plus more. One may not know specifically what the additional gender / genders are, so cis+ may be the best way to describe it. Or, one may have a lot of genders, but they all feel like they are simply additional to one’s cis identity.

eyestrain edits for

abrogender

diminromantic

gender+

genderdysmorphia

IDs in alt text!!

abrogender, diminromantic, gender+/genderplus and gender dysmorphia flag non-eyestrain flag edits!!

hope these are good <:D you may ask me to adjust if theyre still too bright for you!!

also just informing now that I struggled so hard with the glitchgender flag that I made like 3 versions!!

(bc i’m mostly a nonbinary man but also a bunch of xenogenders so i usually just say “i’m bigender… and more” but a term for that would be great thanks!!)

(Bipolygender is here)

Cool idea anon! Here you go:

Bigender+

One who is bigender (or who has two genders), plus more genders. Or someone who is primarily identifies as bigender in addition to other genders.

A bigender subset of gender+ (related to boy+, girl+, nonbinary+, etc).

ID and flag and symbol alone below the cut.

Polygender is having many different genders; it isn’t an accurate label if you just have multiple labels for the same gender (such as using demineutral, neutralvague, offneutral, illusoneutral and dubneutral for the same gender). You may use it if you feel it suits you, though.

I can offer the following:

Gender+ or genderplus: “A gender which fits many gender descriptors, but is actually just one complex and big gender. Since so many gender descriptors describe the gender, you pick the one you think represents it the best (or just an arbitrary one of your choice) and add "+" to show that it is described as that gender plus others. Example: Xe has a gender that can be described as maverique, gendereaux, gendermaverick, and liberique. Xe is maverique+. This is not the same as being polygender, because the gender is not separated genders, but one gender with multiple gender descriptors. Individuals may also be polygender though, ie. bigender (maverique+ and girl).“

Gender- or genderminus: “A gender which can only be closely described by a certain gender descriptor but doesn't quite fit every aspect of that label. Example: Xe identifies as maverique more than any other gender, but xe does not feel entirely independent of masculinity/femininity, and therefore isn't quite maverique. Xe is maverique-.”

Scorpigender: “A gender that is a mystery, and very difficult to understand. Lots of labels vaguely fit it, but almost none can fully describe it.“

Voraciogender: “When your gender centers around multiple flavors. A big part of being voraciogender is craving more flavors and gender experiences. Can be combined with relevant genders.”

Plugender: ““Plu” meaning “more” (as in ‘plural gender’ or 'plus gender’); may be used to describe those who have multiple genders, or who sees their gender as being one multifaceted thing, possibly comprising multiple genders into one.“

Genderstrange: "When you can't pinpoint one word for your gender, but multiple terms almost fit.”

Genderpotion: “A gender that is the result of a mix of many other, different genders.“

Hope this helps!

flag id: a flag with 6 stripes, which 'fan out' across the flag from left to right. they are very dark purple, faded cyan, sky blue, light red-pink, faded pink, and very dark purple. near the left edge of the flag is the boygirl+ symbol, which is the mars and venus symbols combined with a plus sign within the circle. end id.

banner id: a 1600x200 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting. those on my / dni may still use my terms, so do not recoin them.’ in large white text in the center. the text takes up two lines, split at the slash. end id.

boygirl+/girlboy+/birl+: someone who identifies completely as a boygirl/girlboy/birl, plus additional genders. they don’t feel partially boygirl/girlboy/birl, they aren’t fluid, they are entirely a boygirl/girlboy/birl plus more. someone could use this term to indicate that they don’t know specifically what is added onto their gender or that the additional genders are not the ‘main’ part of their identity

[pt: boygirl+/girlboy+/birl+: someone who identifies completely as a boygirl/girlboy/birl, plus additional genders. they don’t feel partially boygirl/girlboy/birl, they aren’t fluid, they are entirely a boygirl/girlboy/birl plus more. someone could use this term to indicate that they don’t know specifically what is added onto their gender or that the additional genders are not the ‘main’ part of their identity. end pt]

boygirl+ for anon! i just listed boygirl+, girlboy+, and birl+ as potential names, but one could use any equivalent term (ex: manwoman+). the flag is in the same format as the boy+ and girl+ flags.

with symbol | without

keno+/kenoplus/omen+/omenplus: someone who identifies completely as kenochoric, plus additional genders. they don’t feel partially kenochoric, they aren’t fluid, they are entirely a kenochoric plus more. someone could use keno+ to indicate that they don’t know specifically what is added onto their gender or that the additional genders are not the ‘main’ part of their identity.

a genderplus kenochoric term! the format is from the boy+ flag, the colors are from the kenochoric flag, and the symbol is the kenochoric symbol with a plus sign incorporated. ‘omen’ is the kenochoric equivalent of man/woman.

flag id: two flags with a black background. each has four stripes fanning out across the flag, beginning as small stripes at the left edge and growing to nearly fill the full height of the flag at the right edge. in order, they are very dark purple, dark purple, purple, and light purple. the left flag has a symbol near the right edge of the flag. the symbol is entirely black and is made up of two circles, one smaller than the other and centered within it, a plus sign centered within the smaller circle, and lines pointing from the sides of the plus sign out of the larger circle, both angled slightly downwards. end id.