#linguistingender

[ID 1: A flag with nine horizontal stripes, the middle is twice the height of the others. The colors are lighter at the edges and darker in the middle, except for the very middle which is lighter. They are, from top to bottom, pale pink, light eraser pink, dusty purple, dusty dark purple, washed-out blue-indigo, dusty dark purple, dusty purple, light eraser pink, and pale pink.]

[ID 2: A flag with nine horizontal stripes, the middle is twice the height of the others. The colors are lighter at the edges and darker in the middle, except for the very middle which is lighter. They are, from top to bottom, pale salmon, dusty red-pink, dusty purple, dusty dark purple, washed-out blue-indigo, dusty dark purple, dusty purple, dusty red-pink, and pale salmon.]

Prettyboyish || Prettyboylexic

Prettyboyish: A gender that is a prettyboy

The Prettyboylexic flag is a redesign! The term was originally coined by user Diary-of-Apathy

The colors are ones that I associate with the kind of stereotypical prettyboy

GUSletteric

[PT: gusletteric. end PT]

[ g + u + s + letteric ~~ gusletteric ]

A gender under the linguistingender umbrella related to the letters 'g', 'u' and 's'

[start ID: two rectangular flags with seven horizontal stripes, all even on thickness, on top of the middle stripe there's a circle that overlaps the second, third, fifth and sixth stripe. the colours from top to bottom are: gradient from pastel blue (left) through bright pastel green (middle) to pastel yellow (right), the same gradient but with muted shades, light lilac, lilac, light lilac, the muted gradient, and the same gradient as the first one. in the center of the first flag there are the letters 'g', 'u' and 's' on purple. end ID]

Coined by the prince 👑

Blodeletteric/Bloodyloveletteric: A gender related to blood-stained love letters

The names come from a combination of blood/bloody, love, and letter

The colors are meant to look like blood, writing, and old and/or toned paper

GenderHe: A gender that uses he/him pronouns GenderShe: A gender that uses she/her pronouns

GenderThey: A gender that uses they/them pronouns GenderIt: A gender that uses it/its pronouns

The colors are inspired by each terms counterpart that’s related to the pronouns

-nimic: A suffix for genders related to nicknames in some way-

lasnic: A suffix for genders related to last names in some way

The nimic(top two) flags come from my associations with the word nickname.

The lasnic(bottom two) flags come from my associations with the phrase last name.

Stevennamic: A gender related to the name Steven

The flag is inspired by my associations with the name Steven

ID: A flag with eleven horizontal stripes, all the same size. The colors are, from top to bottom, dark brown, brown, tan-grey, dusty blue, dark teal, dusty green, dark teal, dusty blue, tan-grey, brown, and dark brown. END ID

Writerish: A gender that is, itself, a writer. Could be considered a subset of Artish

Colors are a mix of ones that I associate with writing (somewhat the word, somewhat the job/hobby) and ones inspired by the Writercoric flag

Prettyboyinsultic: A gender related to the word prettyboy in the context of an insult or the word prettyboy being used as an insult