[pt: fem-/masc-related variants of rosboy/girl and azurgirl/boy]

Somewhat recently discovered that we are fem-related and not feminine. Rosboy (in a fingender sense) does not fit us. That's why we're making our own term :3

The "ros" and "azur" prefixes came from "specific shades of pink and blue" and English nature words. To match those themes, we picked "mango" and "lime", which are both fruits and shades of red/orange and green.

Introducing counterparts to rosboy, rosgirl, azurgirl, and azurboy:

mangoboy | mangogirl

[alt text: two rectangular flags with 5 equal horizontal stripes; the top three stripes are darkish red, mid orange-red, and peach; the bottom two stripes on the left flag are pastel blue and light blue; the bottom two stripes on the right flag are pastel pink and light pink end alt text]

Mangoboy: a boy who has a significant connection to fem-relatedness, in gender or otherwise; a fem-related boy; umbrella for all identities that are both fem-related and a boy

Mangogirl: a girl who has a significant connection to fem-relatedness, in gender or otherwise; a fem-related girl; umbrella for all identities that are both fem-related and a girl

"Boy" and "girl" can be replaced, both in the labels and definitions, by similar terms, such as man/woman or guy/gal.

These flags were made by combining our fem-related flags with neopronouns' rosboy flag (left) or azurgirl flag (right).

limegirl | limeboy

[alt text: two rectangular flags with 5 equal horizontal stripes; the top three stripes are pine green, mid blueish green, and muted lightish yellow-ish green; the bottom two stripes on the left flag are pastel pink and light pink; the bottom two stripes on the right flag are pastel blue and light blue end alt text]

Limegirl: a girl who has a significant connection to masc-relatedness, in gender or otherwise; a masc-related girl; umbrella for all identities that are both masc-related and a girl

Limeboy: a boy who has a significant connection to masc-relatedness, in gender or otherwise; a masc-related boy; umbrella for all identities that are both masc-related and a boy

"Boy" and "girl" can be replaced, both in the labels and definitions, by similar terms, such as man/woman or guy/gal.