#lexine

[ Aubaelic: A dieline & lexine neogender related to the word "Aubade" which means "a morning love song, poem, or instrumental composition that greets the dawn, often focusing on lovers separating at daybreak.". The gender is also related to daybreak and instrumental music or poetry related to separating lovers, it may have medieval qualities to it due to the word originating from the medieval times.

Notes; Lexine is a lexic or otherwise quality related to words. :)

And they could talk about their dumbass boyfriends. Like, Gabe would just go off about how Nate is too happy for no absolute reason, and that he's too optimistic (but loves him that way anyway).

And Carver can talk about how stupid Issac can be (for a man who's literally the smartest guy). And that Issac likes to joke around a lot during serious situations (but still loves him that way).

And while they're talking, Nate and Issac plan something stupid, it fails, and they get in trouble and get lectured by Ellie. But Lexine would go up to Nate and comfort him by saying he was just trying to have fun.

THEN ELLIE WOULD TELL GABE AND CARVER WHAT NATE AND ISSAC DID AND THEY'LL GET SO PISSED. THEN THEY'LL START MARCHING DOWN TO THEM AND GABE WOULD JUST TELL NATE HOW RECKLESS HE IS, WHILE CARVER TELLS ISSAC HOW CHILDISH HE IS.

But Nate and Issac, being dumb dumbs, would just burst out laughing, causing the other two to chase them down the corridors.

Then Ellie would shake her head talking about how all of them are stupid, and Lexine would just say that they're just cute and funny while hearing them all shouting down the hallway.

It’s sweater season!

[ Lexinity, lexine: a gender quality that is related to words of any kind.

[ Phrasous, phrasity: a gender quality that is related to phrases of any kind.

[ quotous, quotivity: a gender quality that is related to quotes of any kind.

[ sentencous, sentencity: a gender quality that is related to spoken/written/read sentences of any kind.

[ Scenenous, scenity: a gender quality that is related to scenes of any kind.

Notes; The first three can be qualities of lexigender, phraseic, and quotic genders, but they do not need to be nor were they initially designed to be.