#genderpotion

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

Note gender mixture/amalgam (mixed gender identity) isn’t the same of polygender/plurigender, intermixed/hybridized gender mergers/combinations could be multigender or not.

See also: gendershuffler, slimegender, genderfusion.

The Witch (Into The Woods)

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!

I’ve kind of quickly answered that while replying to another blog here, but here’s a more detailed answer:

Femgender is open to anyone, so yes, you can use that. Femmegender may get you involved in some discourse, even though that would be unfair since 1) when butch/femme culture was a thing, lesbian meant any sapphic person, including bi women, and 2) femme has been historically used in other contexts as well, not just with regards to lesbians.

As for other identities you could be:

Fingender: “Umbrella term for all genders feminine in nature. Also a term to refer to a gender that isn't fully defined but definitely feminine, or a gender in which femininity is its defining feature (but the gender is not binary female). May simply be used as "fin", ie. "my gender is fin".”

Nonbinary girl: “A nonbinary gender with feminine or 'girl' qualities.“

Gyragirl/Gyaragirl/Vexgirl: “Having multiple genders, which you don’t understand, but knowing they have feminine qualities. Subset of gyragender.”

Greygender: “Describes a person who is ambivalent about their gender identity/expression, but who identifies at least partially with a gender (defined or not) outside of the binary. They may experience a weak sense of gender, or have difficulty defining their gender, or just not be overly involved in gender as a concept.”

(I’ve seen people identifying as graygirls before too)

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

Hope that helps!

Genderlike: A gender identity that feels similar to, but not precisely, another gender. Can be combined with relevant genders.

Gendermotive: It’s like genderfluid except changes are more sharp and in a particular order, like using a gearbox to change speeds. Derived from "motive" or "motion".

Gendermute: A label for selectively mute people, which describes a gender that can only be expressed at certain times, in safe environments.

Gendernoia: A gender affected by paranoia. Can be combined with other genders.

Genderopaque: A gender experience that is neither transparent or translucent.

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

Gendersad: A subset of agender in which you not only feel like you don't have a gender, but the thought of it deeply saddens you.

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

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