#mascneu

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(pt: Femasc | Femneu | Mascneu /end pt)

Femasc/Mascfem (feminine & masculine), Femneu/Neufem (feminine & neutral), & Mascneu/Neumasc (masculine & neutral) Flags

Neumasc or mascneutral: gender-neutral masculinity; masculine gender neutrality; being masc and neutrally gendered.

Intersex: an umbrella term for sex traits that do not fit typical binary notions of male or female bodies.

I sorta want it to be animal related but I'm not sure how

I don't want it to be related to feminine things in any way unless it's fantasy cause I don't like being related to feminine shit most of the time

So like more masculine/gender neutral

Cervusgender: A gender encompassing neutral animal energy.

Buckgender: A gender encompassing masculine animal energy.

Now we need to know what would be called the neumasc version of those faunagenders; there doesn’t seem to be a term for experiencing femininity specifically in fanciful conditions, unless we combine: condigender, fantagender, and -fem(inine)(i-)(me). Altegender and emigender(solverigender) are applicable. Let me see if I can define that right:

Condifantafem(inine)/femicondifantagender/condifantafemme: A gender that is only felt under fantasy-related circumstances.

Altefantafem(me)/femialtefantefantagender/altefantafeminine: Someone who’s gender feels like it is feminine, but as though it’s related to fantasy in a parallel dimension, on a different plane, in a mirror universe, or just in an alternate existence, that is related to fantasy; it is a xenogender that feels feminine as though it’s in a parallel dimension, on a different plane, in a mirror universe, or just in an alternate existence, related to fantasy.

Emifeminine/femiemigender/emifemme/emifem(gender) or solverifem(gender)/solverifemme/solverifeminine/femisolverigender: to have a gender that is very loosely feminine; having a loose or weak connection to femininity or its certain qualities, but not actually being feminine.

AMAB/DMAB: assigned/designated male at birth.