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[pt : gender modifiers/descriptors]

before i& get onto this post, i& want to say outright that these are very personal terms. these are influenced by my& own experiences with gender. however, the terms themselves are inspired by @daybreakthing's orientation modifiers (link).

anybeing can use these terms however one wishes!

octosense gender modifier system template flags

the eight-pointed star represents the eight other terms in this post!

sentigender (senti-) / gendersent (-sent)

a gender modifier to describe how one's gender feels in a metaphorical or pathological sense.

from 'sentire' (latin); meaning 'feel'

SENTIN - senti(gender)-in-nature

example: sentigloom(gender) / (gender)gloomysent, a gender that feels gloomy.

tangigender (tangi-) / gendertan (-tan)

a gender modifier to describe how one's gender feels in a tactile sense.

from 'tangere' (latin); meaning 'touch'

TANGIN - tangi(gender)-in-nature

example: tangifluff(gender) / (gender)fluffytan, a gender that feels (physically/in a tactile way) fluffy.

adgugender (adgu-) / genderadg (-ad)

a gender modifier to describe how one's gender feels in a gustatory sense.

from 'ad gustus' (latin); meaning 'to taste'

ADGIN - adgu(gender)-in-nature

example: adgusour(gender) / (gender)sourad, a gender that tastes sour.

olfagender (olfa-) / genderolf (-olf)

a gender modifier to describe how one's gender feels in an olfactory sense.

from 'olfacio' (latin); meaning 'i smell'

OLFIN - olfa(gender)-in-nature

example: olfamold(gender) / (gender)moldyolf, a gender that smells moldy.

auscogender (ausco-) / genderausc (-ausc)

a gender modifier to describe how one's gender feels in an auditory sense.

from 'ausculto' (latin); meaning 'listening'

AUSCIN - ausco(gender)-in-nature

example: auscosilent(gender) / (gender)silentausc, a gender that sounds silent.

figugender (figu-) / genderfig (-fig)

a gender modifier to describe how one's gender takes form.

from 'figura' (latin); meaning 'shape'

FIGIN - figu(gender)-in-nature

example: figusharp(gender) / (gender)sharpfig, a gender that takes a sharp form.

mutangender (mutan-) / gendermun (-mun)

a gender modifier to describe one's gender fluidity.

from 'mutantur' (latin); meaning 'changing'

MUTAIN - mutan(gender)-in-nature

example: mutanslow(gender) / (gender)slowlymun, a gender that changes/is fluid slowly.

insigender (insi-) / genderins (-ins)

a gender modifier to describe how one's gender fluctuates.

from 'intensio' (latin); meaning 'intensity'

INSIN - insi(gender)-in-nature

example: insilot(gender) / (gender)lotins, a gender that fluctuates a lot/lots.

NOTE: consider MUTAIN as a possible alternative for IDIN (fluid-in-nature) and INSIN as a possible alternative for UXIN (flux-in-nature).

please tag me& if you make something using one of these flags/terms!

psd template can be found on google drive here (link)

ID: A 5-stripe flag with its stripes angled downward toward the bottom in a V formation. Coming down from the top-center is an arrow, with the top containing a downwards obtuse triangle with an icon inside. The icon is a pet collar with a bell, colored a dark mulberry pink. The arrow is a medium-dark mulberry pink, and the triangle inside is slightly lighter. The stripes, from top to bottom: Dark brown, dark pink, pink, brown, dark brown.

Depense are labels that describe one's relation to DPD and their dependent identity. It may be a gender experience, orientation experience, or any other identification: even its own category altogether.

Petdepense, or the pet dependent archetype, is a dependent identity related to pets, considering oneself petlike, and/or being seen as a pet. It may feel beloved, loyal, and inhuman / beastlike, but may also have other interpretations.

The modifier symbols are: 🐾🌷

The tulip as a symbol for DPD is representative of how gardens are dependent on their gardeners and often lovingly tended to in turn.

...to create a 3d texture of your own. Or other purposes. You can then bake the normal through cycles as usual to get a more accurate and defined normal. 

I recommend using a flat plane as a surface, but before applying the displacement textures and modifiers, select the plane in object mode > go to edit mode > press 'a' > right click > subdivide > go to the subdivide window popup (bottom left) > enter 100 into the subdivision field. Now proceed as listed below. 

FFIN (female feminine in nature) or FŒIN: the unifying combination of FIN/FOIN/FIIN (feminine in nature) and FEIN (female in nature). E.g. femera.