"There are only two genders"
-Wrong!
Here you can find some of the existing genders :)
Note: non-binary can fall under the trans umbrella, but doesn't have to! Some non-binary people do not identify as trans, and that's okay! :)




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"There are only two genders"
-Wrong!
Here you can find some of the existing genders :)
Note: non-binary can fall under the trans umbrella, but doesn't have to! Some non-binary people do not identify as trans, and that's okay! :)

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Me when I'm not transgender correctly
But like rlly. Most trans people have the story that they've always known. Always felt smth was wrong. Never connected right with their name, gendered clothes, stereotypically gender toys. They change their name to something and it feels like it fits who they are. They transition with hormones and surgery and are sure in themselves and come out
Im none of that. I mean I never super liked my name but that was about it. I used to love dresses. I still do, if I can dress it up enough to not look entirely like a girl. No name I've tried fits. I don't want to be the opposite gender in a "correct" type of way. I want to be a boy who wants to be a girl. I'm both masculine and feminine and nothing all at once. I've considered getting top surgery bc I like the thought of being shirtless but there's a low chance I'd actually do it bc I'm scared of surgery. I feel absolutely fine not coming out bc I don't want things to change and any dysphoria isn't that bad. Every name I try never fits right so I just keep changing it. Gender is one of the 2 mysteries I'll never figure out. I'm so envious of ppl who just Know they're trans( especially from a young age to start transitioning early but yk) bc I'm so unsure in my own identity
Or maybe I'm actually just scared. Maybe I'm too scared to admit I rlly want to be a man. But then I think that I might not be a man, since I don't super like he/him pronouns (not that I like they/them better, rlly) and no name is ever right. And then I have to think how to condense down all these weird bad gender feels in order to explain it to come out. Transgender is the easiest for "normal people" to understand but there's so much more to my fucked up gender than that. I'm not 'man who was once girl'. I don't know if I ever rlly had a gender at all. It's just a scary dark swirl of void.
My transgender-ness could probably be blamed on mental illness if someone rlly wanted to. I'm autistic and unstable enough for someone to say that. Maybe it rlly is just the autism and I'm a fucked up girl that can be fixed, nevermind the fact being called a girl kinda makes me wanna scream
Anyway I hate gender and figuring myself out and I get way too introspective late at night when my meds have kicked in
Let's close this angsty rant with wise words from an excellent commenter on tiktok: "Gender is NOT the same as sex. Gender is what you identify as, while sex is what i'll be having with Albert Wesker tonight."
PANGENDERFLUID ;; -
a gender where the user is fluid through ANY/ALL genders within their culture and experience; could also be a simple label when you're both genderfluid and pangender, this can include xenogenders!
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pangenderfluid ;; -
a gender where the user is fluid through any / all genders within their culture and experience; could also be a simple label when you're both genderfluid and pangender. this can include xenogenders! end pt. ]
(made this cause i couldn't find anything that matches my experience, besides pangenderflux but that didn't feel right to me! colors are the genderfluid flag colors but a pastel gradient, plus a pastel yellow stripe in the middle from the pangender flag!)
Nubiflunix-
A gender identity where an individual’s gender is fluid and fluctuates in intensity, is difficult to determine and foggy a lot of the time, while simultaneously feeling connected and disconnected from their gender, this disconnection may fluctuate in intensity.
This is a combination of fluidflux (a fluctuating fluid gender), uingender (a gender that is difficult to determine), and nixic (simultaneous connection and disconnection from gender).
Color meanings:
Black- Disconnection from gender.
Pink- Femininity.
Yellow- Neutrality and androdgyny.
Grey- Fogginess, being unexplainable and/or undeterminable.
Green- Unity, validity, and acceptance.
Purple- Fluidity and fluctuation.
Blue- Masculinity.
White- Outside of the gender binary.
Name meaning:
Nubi- cloudy, foggy, unclear
Flu- to flow
Nix- nothing
I made the label and flag. I couldn’t find a label that included all of these traits, so i made one myself.
Identity of the Day
Demigender
Type: Gender
Definition: Demigender is a label used by those who's gender is partially one gender and partially another.A demiboy is someone who's gender is partially a man or a masculine gender. A demigirl is someone who's gender is partially a woman or a feminine gender. If someone is demifluid their gender is partially one gender but the gender changes over time. If someone is demiflux they are partialy one gender which changes in intensity over time. It is a part of the multigender umbrella. It is a part of the nonbinary, transgender, and genderqueer umbrellas, though not everyone who uses the label will consider themself to be all or any of these as well.
Flag(s):
This is the Demigender flag, made by Salem in 2014, originally made to be the Deminonbinary flag before being attributed to the wider community. The colors don't have official meanings, though people have attributed the grays to the absence of gender, the yellow to nonbinary genders, and the white to represent partial identities.
This is the Demigirl flag, made by Salem in February of 2014. We don't have meanings for this flags colors, though they get the same meanings as the previous flag from the community, with the pink representing feminine genders.
This is an alternate Demigirl flag, made by PearloLesbo on twitter in January 2020. We don't have meanings for the colors.
This is the Demiboy flag, posted by Salem at the same time as the demigirl flag. It once again has no meanings, but the stripes are given the same meanings, with the blue representing masculine genders.
This is an alternate Demiboy flag, made by PearloLesbo on twitter in the same post as their demigirl flag. We have no meanings for this flag either.
This is the Demifluid flag made by pride-flags-for-us in February of 2015. It has no color meanings, though all the colors of the previous flags are present, with the gradient likely being used to reference the shifting between identities. The version without the gradient is the same.
This is the Demiflux flag, made by pride-flags-for-us with no original upload date, though reuploaded in August of 2015. There are no color meanings, though all the colors of the previous flags are present.
This is the Demiflux Boy flag, made by a-marinara-sauce in July 2021. We have no known meanings for the colors. A Demiflux Boy is someone who's gender fluctuates, always on the spectrum of boy, but never fully.
This is the Demiflux Girl flag, made by a-marinara-sauce at the same time as the last one. We have no known meanings for the colors. A Demiflux Girl is someone who's gender fluctuates, always on the spectrum of girl, but never fully.

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guys i think i’m gonna try going by he/him pronouns :3
The lioness does not concern themselves with presenting androgynous just because she's under the nonbinary umbrella
I will be a pretty princess if I want to be
Happy pride month space frog fans, I drew scene Rhin as celebration because I wanted to 🫶
I feel like she'd try out a LOOTT of different styles if they were in the real world. Sort of a less fantastical modernized version of their struggle between magic and physical violence/not knowing anything abt their people. They'd go scene in their late teens to early adulthood I think, this would be him at like 19-20