#libraboy

i have come to another realization i think i may feel a bit more of a connection to being a boy than i thought i think part of what had me wanting to put a distance with being a boy is mostly how boys get represented as 'bad' or just not something good but thinking past that i may be closer to feeling like a boy than previously thought

so i may be leaning more towards demiboy but given the other information i gave you in my last ask am i allowed to call myself demiboy? would it fit?

You're allowed to call yourself whatever you feel fits anon!! Demiboy or libraboy are both valid labels, whichever you feel represents you best or that you simply like to use is a valid choice! I understand seeing how manhood is represented as a bad thing and being discouraged from associating with it, but I promise you there's nothing bad about being a boy. There are lots of wonderful things as a boy, and Id like to redirect you to some accounts that talk about this kind of stuff - these accounts usually use transmasculine as a label, to indicate trans people who align w masc gender or presentation, but you absolutely dont need to unless you like it.

@tfems-for-tmasc-rights

@transmaskulinavan

@this-is-trans-joy

@tmasc-cultureis

@transmasc-is-life

@transpositivity

@translovedaily

Libragender

Type: Gender

Definition: Libragender is a label used by those who's gender is mostly Agender, but partially another gender. On its own Libragender can feel mostly Agender but partially connect to the concept of gender. Those who are Librafeminine, or just Librafem, feel mostly Agender with a partial connection to femininity or a feminine gender. Those who are Libragirls or Librawomen feel mostly Agender but with a partial connection to being a woman or a girl in some way. Those who are Libramasculine, or just Libramasc, feel mostly Agender but with a partial connection to masculinity or a masculine gender. Those who are Libraboys or Libramen feel mostly Agender but with a partial connection to being a man or a boy in some way. Those who are Librandrogyne feel mostly Agender with a partial connection to Androgyne, both man and women, or another androgynous gender. Those who are Libranonbinary feel mostly Agender with a partial connection to a gender that isn't man or woman. Those who are Libragenderfluid, or just Librafluid, feel mostly Agender with a partial connection to a gender that is fluid or changes. It is a part of the Agender and Multigender umbrellas, Libragenderfluid is a part of the genderfluid umbrella. It is also a part of the Transgender, Nonbinary, Genderqueer, and Bigender umbrellas, though not everyone who uses this label considers themself to be any or all of these.

Flag(s):

This is a Libragender flag made by Icaneatwater in February 2021. The two black stripes represent the lack of gender, the grey stripes represent a partial lack of gender, the blue stripe represents masculine genders, the yellow stripe represents genders that are neither masculine or feminine, and the pink stripe represents feminine genders.

This is an alternate Libragender flag made by FruitIndividual PhysicsAndPuns in May 2021. The shape is a swallowtail, a triangle missing from the typical rectangle to represent a partial lack of gender. The symbol on the flag is the symbol for Agender, representing the identity being a majority Agender. The green base color is meant to represent Agender, as well as Libragender as a whole. The black represents the absence or lack of a gender. The grey represents the different ways Libragender leans and is meant to be replaced in flag varients. The white represents the presence of a gender of some form.

This is a Librafem and Libragirl flag made sometime during or before July 2015. We don't know the creator. It is based on the agender flag, with the green stripe instead replaced with a pink shade, assumed to be representing feminine genders.

This is an alternate Librafem and Libragirl flag made by FruitIndividual and PhysicsAndPuns in May 2021 based on their Libragender flag. The meanings are the same, with the grey stripe now being pink, representing that the identity leans towards a feminine gender.

This is a Libramasc and Libraboy flag made sometime during or before July 2015. We don't know the creator. It is based on the agender flag, with the green stripe instead replaced with a blue shade, assumed to be representing masculine genders.

This is an alternate Libramasc and Libraboy flag made by FruitIndividual and PhysicsAndPuns in May 2021 based on their Libragender flag. The meanings are the same, with the grey stripe now being blue, representing that the identity leans towards a masculine gender.

This is a Librandrogyne flag made by pride-flags in June 2016. It is based on the agender flag, with the green stripe instead replaced with a lavender shade to represent Androgyne and androgynous genders.

This is a Libranonbinary flag made by Chaoticcylinder in July 2018. It is based on the agender flag, with the green stripe instead replaced with a yellow shade, assumed to be representing genders other than man and woman.

This is an alternate Libranonbinary flag made by FruitIndividual and PhysicsAndPuns in May 2021 based on their Libragender flag. The meanings are the same, with the grey stripe now being yellow, representing that the identity leans towards a gender that is neither man nor woman.

I would like a list of agender boy/man/guy/etc flags (preferably agender boy flags that are mostly agender)

Thank you :333

Agender X is an umbrella term for individuals who are agender or genderless, yet are still connected to or aligned with a certain gender identity. Agender X Masc

Agender Boy

An Agender Man is someone who is agender and a man or man-aligned. It is a more specific version of non-binary man.

Bxy (pronounced Boy-X) also known as Mxn (pronounced Man-X), can be used in two different ways. The first way is a gender that is both male and agender/greygender or otherwise genderless. There are several ways one can be a bxy, such as:

- Being multigender, with one gender being agender and one being boy.

- Being agender or greygender but being slightly a boy or having a connection to masculinity, similar to demiboy or libramasculine.

- Being genderflux between feeling male and not feeling gender.

- One may also identify as a trans bxy.

Trans Bxy

Libramasculine or libraboy is a gender in which one is mostly agender but experiences a small amount of attachment to being masculine/male. It's similar to demiboy, but is more specifically partially masculine and partially agender, with the agender part outweighing the masculine part, while demiboy is partially male, partially any other gender(s). Libramasculine individuals often identify as non-binary. If a libramasculine individual is not assigned male at birth they might also consider themselves transmasculine or transneumasc.

Libramasculineflux. Fluctuating between 1-100% male and at most times you feel libramasculine.

Definition idea from: https://www.reddit.com/r/QueerVexillology/comments/p6zhes/librafeminineflux_flag_fluctuating_between_1100/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=2&utm_term=1

Flag idea from: https://www.tumblr.com/tagged/libramasculineflux?sort=top

khm khm!

Anouncment! I think? I thought about my gender recently and found out that i am not comfortable with agender label anymore, i am... libraboy (libramasc)!

Its like being agender but feeling a little connection to masculinity

And my pronounce are now He/Him, not They/Them!

Yeah, I do :D 

This is going to be quite a short list since there are like, dozens of identities lmao, but if you want to read more, here’s the link to the LGBTA wiki page for all masc identities, which is the longest list I could find! This obviously isn’t complete either, but it’s a pretty good list!

LGBTA Wiki: Masculine Gender Identities

Here are some of the ones I know of and their definitions—click the word to be directed to the LGBTA wiki page where you can read more about the identity!

Masculenby is a term for any sort of non-binary/male gender identity. It includes things such as demiboy, enboy, genderfaun, non-binary/boy bigender, and anything else. It's an overarching term for anyone in those groups, especially if one swaps between them often, uses multiple labels, or is unsure of the specifics of their identity but know they're some form of non-binary and boy.

Enboy is a term for someone who is a non-binary man. It can be used by anyone who identifies as both a man and as non-binary. It can include: multi gender people with a non-binary gender and man, gendervast people, people who are genderfluid or genderflux between non-binary and male, a male-aligned non-binary person (solarian), a neumale (neutrois male), etc.

Genderqueer male is a combination identity in which one identifies as both genderqueer and male. As a second definition, it can also be a specific identity defined as having a masculine body or base while still being genderqueer.

Genderfaun is genderfluidity that never encompasses feeling feminine. This is different from the binary gender male because its fluidity may include genders other than male and female, for example, nonbinary genders. So basically, genderfaun people are fluid between male, masculine and unaligned or nonbinary genders.

Genderfaunet is gender fluidity between male, masculine, nonbinary and feminine genders, but never 100% female. Fluid between all genders except fully female.

Boyflux is a gender identity in which a person can experience varying degrees of maleness. For example, one could feel 0% (agender), 50% (demiboy), 100% (man). The intensity can fluctuate over any period of time.

Boyflux is a form of genderfluidity and a subset of genderflux which is a term used to describe any person’s gender idenity fluctuating. Boyflux is a specific gender identity off of genderflux.

Libramasculine or libraboy is a gender in which one is mostly agender but experiences a small amount of attachment to being masculine/male. It's similar to demiboy, but is more specifically partially masculine and partially agender, with the agender part outweighing the masculine part, while demiboy is partially male, partially any other gender(s). 

Demiboy is a non-binary gender in which one is partially, but not fully, a boy or man. They may or may not identify as another gender in addition to being partially a boy. The other part of one's gender can be any gender or combination of genders, including a lack of gender.

Paraboy, also known as paramasculine or paraguy, is the male subset of paragender. Paramasculine people identify mostly as a boy/man, but not entirely. The male portion takes up 51-99% of their gender. The other 1-49% can be any gender or combination of genders, but the most commonly reported is agender. Paraboy is similar to demiboy, but it is more specific as with paraboy the boy part outweighs any other gender(s).

Boygender is a gender for those who identify with the term "boy", but reject manhood and/or feel disconnect from the term "man".

Boy+ is when one identifies completely as a boy, plus additional genders. One doesn't feel partially boy, one isn’t fluid - one is entirely a boy, plus more. One may not know specifically what the additional gender/genders are, so boy+ may be the best way to describe it. Or, one may have a lot of genders, but they all feel like they are simply additional while one's main gender is boy/man/guy/male, etc.

Boyish is an umbrella term for any sort of male-aligned, man-aligned, boy-aligned, or masculine-aligned gender. Boyish can also be an identity on its own for one who feels like they are sort of a boy, not quite a boy, not fully a boy, almost a boy, a little bit of a boy, or any other sort of variation of that could be described as boyish. 

Mascgender, also known as mascugender or manugender, is a non-binary gender that is masculine in nature. 

Mingender is an umbrella term for all genders which are masculine in nature. It can be used as an umbrella termfor any genders that are primarily related to masculinity. Mingenders may or may not also be related to manhood.

Proxvir is a gender that is strongly connected to masculinity, but in a different way to how men are connected to masculinity. Proxvir is something separate and entirely on it’s own. It may be described as a gender that is masculine aligned or mingender, but is not man aligned or miaspec, and has no connection to manhood.