Inamorte — a genderless label where one's gender died and leaves behind an empty vessel much like how a soul leaves a body.
Further definition; a label where gender is not present anymore, it died and can no longer exist, it has passed on much like how a soul leaves a body. this specifies the absence of gender.
Experience; for the reason this was coined, we searched high and low if a term like this exists. the closest we have come were describing gender and not the absence of it in a way that was in a way where personal gender has died. we truly wanted a term for ourselves and when not finding it felt sad that this wasn't coined already. sad that, this could only be experienced by us. our gender has changed in a way that it infact has died. leaving our identity to be genderless. we mourn what we had experienced, but we are accepting that we are genderless. we hope that in posting this, we won't be the only ones with this experience. hence why this is not a gender.
to go more in depth to this personal experience, recently our gender has just left, in a sense that it has passed on. our eternica gender? gone. our crimosic gender? that is gone too. all of that, just gone which has now led to our expereince changing. we are genderless, we are gender-averse. and we can't see or feel gender at all. which to be honest saddens us. because eternica was an experience that made us who we are. who we were. it still means alot to us but now that this part of us is gone, i wont lie, i mourn that. i miss it. while also accepting that we are genderless now. our experience changed and now we have to accept it.
to me, this felt like a process of grief, death and feeling like a corpse going in slow motion to the real world. we are not human. so i am certain that is also a factor into why we feel this way. i hope now with this term being out, we won't be the only ones to experince this sudden change. that maybe, just maybe we aren't alone in this.
This is not a gender, do NOT [not] tag/crosstag as gender.
Etymology; Ina(nis) (meaning empty in latin) + Morte (meaning death) Tagging; @radiomogai, @eternivers, @flaglessarchival, @flag-givers-inc
