#liagender

ᴀꜱᴛᴇʀᴏꜱʙᴏʏɢɪʀʟ & ɪʀɪᴢᴜʀʙᴏʏɢɪʀʟ ꜰʟᴀɢꜱ

Colorpicked from (& credits to) page-2-ids’ original Rosgirl and Azurboy v2 flags and eldritch entity/adorable-abomination’s Irisgirl and Asterboy flags

ᴀꜱᴛᴇʀᴏꜱʙᴏʏɢɪʀʟ = Boygirls that are seperately (or both simultaneously) a Girl that is Fem-Aligned in the way that Rosboys are Fem-Aligned, and also a Boy that is Fem-Aligned in the way that Girls are Masc-Aligned.

ɪʀɪᴢᴜʀʙᴏʏɢɪʀʟ = Boygirls that are seperately (or both simultaneously) a Boy that is Masc-Aligned in the way that Azurgirls are Masc-Aligned, and also a Girl that is Masc-Aligned in the way that Boys are Fem-Aligned.

And this one using @momma-mogai-sphinx​ non-binary man flag

Mia-, Fia-, and Lia- flags for no particular reason.

These can be used for the spectrums, as well as personal identities.

Tliaspec/tmesospec (tliagender/tmesogender spectrum)/tliaty, transliaspec/transmesospec (transliagender/transmesobinary spectrum)/transliaty/tmesobinary, or simply TLIA (translia), transmeso/tmeso: umbrella term for trans individuals who fits both “mia-” and “fia-” sides of the viabinary-to-aptobinary spectrum.

Nonangi or anginec: someone who is not androgyne at all in any way, shape, or form, but feels a strong connection to androgyny within their gender.

Panavire (pangenderavire): identifying as every femache-adjacent, femache-aligned, and femache gender within one’s culture and experiences; being both panera and panvir.

Femal (a play with male/female terminology): experiencing both m/f viagenders (fiagender/fiaspec and miaspec/miagender); similar to/interchangeable with femache, but now it’s anglophone/anglospherical/anglo-saxonic.

Could be a centrigender, monogender, multigender/polygender, plurigender, gender-fluid, gendervast/vastgender, etc. As long as it feels/needs both f/m components. May be a lingender, in the sense of both feminility/femaleness (fem(inile)/femeal(ity)) and masculinity/maleness (masc(uline)/virility) being/been associated with fin/min in your culture, but femality/femal-ness is explicitly liagender/liaspec.