#genderstatic

Genderstillfluid

An experience of gender that is both genderfluid and kymenian/genderstill/genderstatic(link), it can be similar to multimonogender(link).

While this can refer to any experience of both fluid and still gender, some specific examples of what is could mean would be:

Someone who is multiple gender who has one (or more) gender that remain static and also have fluid genders. Such as some one who is bigender with their two genders as female and genderflor(link).

Someone who is demifluid and the other part of their gender is static.

Someone who is genderfluid but their gender is sometimes so slow in changing that it is experienced as static for a while.

Someone who is gender+ and/or supragender, and there are both fluid and still genders involved.

Someone is fluid between only genders that are very similar to each other, and viewing that experience as between traditional experiences with genderfluidity and static gender.

flualistatic-

when one has a static gender, but a fluid alignment! for example, one could always be a demigirl, but be masc-aligned sometimes, fem-aligned other times, and non-aligned at other times. this can apply to any gender, and can be fluid between any alignments!

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flugenistatic- 

when one has a fluid gender, but a static alignment! for example, one could be fluid between male, female, neutrois, and demiboy, but always be feminine-aligned! this can apply to any gender alignment and can be fluid between any genders!

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I want you to take a moment to describe your gender. Find some words that describe it.

Now do that again, but don’t use any gendered terms (masculine, femmine, andorgenus, etc) 

I bet the words coming up are not the ones you expected, right? That’s why people use xenogenders.

My gender is a void, it’s static, it’s not really there. And none of the traditional labels truly fit it. I can get close, with things like agender and grey agender, but it’s not spot on.

(these were hard to make examples for lmao i jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj are they even good /lh)

note that the examples are random examples and may not apply to everyone who uses all of the terms in each example

i am sorry if some of this doesn't make any sense it is past 11 pm i should be asleep

genderstatic means an unchanging gender identity i forgor to mention; i was gonna use kymenian but it doesnt exclude genderflux :( was thinging genderkyu and kyi s

ok actually now

genderfluc

def: when one is technically genderfluid but prefers to identify as genderstatic because one doesn't deem one's genderfluidity significant enough to be labeled genderfluid

eg: when one's gender is fluid between librafeminine and libramasculine but one doesn't deem the change between them as significant enough because the agender part of one's gender may outweigh the gendered parts significantly enough

etymology: gender, genderflux, genderstatic

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genderflic

def: when one is technically genderflux but prefers to identify as genderstatic because one doesn't deem one's genderfluxation significant enough to be labeled genderflux

eg: when one's gender fluctuates from neutrois to agender but one doesn't deem the changes between them as significant enough as one's gender may still feel neutral in a way

etymology: gender, genderfluid, genderstatic

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genderfluic

def: when one is technically genderfluid and genderflux but prefers to identify as genderstatic because one doesn't deem one's genderfluidity and fluctuation sigificant enough to be labeled genderfluid and genderflux

eg: when one's gender fluixes (fluid-and-fluctuates??) from/between neutrois, agender, feminine, and masculine, but one doesn't deem the changes between them as significant enough as one may fluix though more genderless versions of those genders, so the genderless parts of those genders may outweigh the gendered parts (does that even make any sense??)

etymology: gender, genderfluid, genderflux, genderstatic

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Would Amplusic fit me????

I think amplusic fits. And if you see bisexuality represents you, that's right as well. Allosexual and asexual are both spectrums, some are more one thing than the other, some fluctuate between both extremes, some are strictly one thing. But also, some people are devoid of orientation identities as well, hence deidentification (or disidentification?).

Depending the spectrum you're using, you could be between multisexual and monosexual. Being acespec and m-spec is a possibility, falling somewhere in both spectrums, being nullarian and pluralian in sexuality. Amplusic speaks for it self, it's an amplitude, an ample and vast spectrum. Then, again, if you feel bi is what you feel, because juris-politically and historically society usually views multi-spec people generally as bi, I think that's frankly reclaimable. But if you want to sum up it all as amplusic, you're the best descriptor of yourself and only you can self-determine what you feel fits you the best.

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Gender Sublimation: a gender experience which transitions directly from gendersolid to gendergas, without ever going through a stage of being genderfluid.

Suggested/created by @ayamccabre via @askanonbinary, although it was renamed after that. Not to be confused with gendersublime or gendergaz.