#nova-pride-flags

Quoigender:

as with quoiromantic and quoisexual:

someone who finds the concept of gender identity, or of existing gender words, to themself to be inaccessible, inapplicable, non-sensical, &c

can mean someone for whom the experience of gender is confusing, someone who cannot tell if they experience gender or if what they experience is indeed gender (except, perhaps, through extensive abstract analysis)

can be used instead of “questioning,” which indicates an ongoing search for a better term; quoigender instead indicates a troubled history with gender words/identities, and perhaps a frustration with searching, or finding such a search unhelpful; instead using quoigender as a more permanent, stable, unchanging, fixed point

also: throwing up one’s hands and saying “ugh, what gender even. forget this.”

this is not exclusive of having non-binary pronouns, of having social dysphoria or other kinds of dysphoria, of some gendery words being better or more accurate than others – just as being quoisexual is not exclusive of having sexual preferences, limits, boundaries, trends, &c

Term coined by: @epochryphal

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Designed by: @nova-pride-flags

Color meanings: Unknown, likely similar to the Quoi- (orientation) design. The 2nd one is just dimmed down for those with eye sensitivity issues.

Novigender: When your gender experience (or lack thereof) is complicated in such a way that it is difficult or impossible to fit into one word or term. 

Term coined by: @houisa

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Grey: Neutrality and confusion.

Blues: The varying stages of clarity people might experience around it.

Orange: Individuality and embracing the lack of clarity involved with novigender.

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Color meanings: Unknown

Genderflux: Having a gender which changes in intensity. Could be considered being fluid between gendered and agender.

Term coined by: Anonymous

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Designed by: [Deactivated]

Color meanings (likely): Pink and blue for women/men fading to gray to represent the “fluxing” and yellow for nonbinary.

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Designed by: Unknown

Color meanings: Unknown, likely Black for lack of gender, gray for partial gender, white for full gender, and the colors are possible genders one could feel.

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Designed by: Anonymous

Color meanings: Unknown, likely pink and blue for women/men, purple for a mix, or nonbinary genders, white for lack of gender, gray for partial gender.

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Designed by: [Deactivated]

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Designed by: Unknown

Color meanings: Unknown, likely the different shades of gray for fluxing, and pink, yellow, and blue for women, nonbinary, and men.

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Designed by: @pastelflowers​

Color meanings: Unknown

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Designed by: @nova-pride-flags​

Color meanings: Same as the first design most likely.

Kingender: A catch-all term used to describe people whose gender(s) are related to them being otherkin, or are somehow influenced by it.

Term coined by: Unknown

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Designed by: Unknown

Color meanings: Unknown

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Designed by: @pastelmemer

Color meanings: Unknown

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Designed by: @nova-pride-flags

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Trigender: "A gender identity which can be literally translated as 'three genders' or 'triple gender'. Trigender people experience three gender identities, either simultaneously or varying between them. These three gender identities can be male, female and/or any non-binary identities. For other identities for those who experience multiple genders, please see multigender. Trigender people may also identify as polygender, non-binary and/or transgender. If a trigender person feels that their identity changes over time or depending on circumstance, they may also identify as genderfluid, which describes any person whose gender identity varies over time. Trigender people can have any gender expression but many prefer to be seen as androgynous and/or change their presentation to be more masculine or feminine depending on their current identity. Trigender people may experience dysphoria in which they want their body to reflect traits from three distinct sexes, or experience dysphoria at some times but not others. However, not all trigender people experience dysphoria. Some trigender people may choose to transition so that their body more closely matches their gender identity, but not all do."

Term coined by: Unknown

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Duller version that’s easier on the eyes [Here]

Designed by: Anonymous

Color meanings: Unknown

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Color meanings: 

Yellow is a color of friendship. it represents unity among all trigender people. it is also frequently used as a symbol for nonbinary genders.

Green is frequently used to represent gender experiences that fall outside the binary - that is, genders that are not male, female, or a mix of the two.

Purple is the color of androgyny. it represents both masculinity and femininity at once, as well as all of the spaces between the binary genders.

The current trigender flag erases individuals who do experience three genders when two of the three are not “male and female”. there’s no reason why trigender shouldn’t be inclusive of anyone who experiences three genders, regardless of the specifics.this flag represents not only the “male+female+NB” experience, but also the “male/female+NB+NB” and “NB+NB+NB” experiences."

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Designed by: Unknown

Color meanings: Unknown

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Designed by: Anonymous

Color meanings: Unknown

Designed by: @nova-pride-flags

Color meanings: A dimmed down version of the first design, for those with eye sensitivity issues.

Polygender, or poly-gender, is a gender identity that falls under the nonbinary and transgender umbrellas. Polygender individuals have several gender identities. Some define polygender as anyone having more than one gender: they may have two (bigender), three (trigender), or more. Others define polygender as strictly people who have more than three genders. Polygender can mean that a person has all these genders at the same time, in a mix. Polygender can also mean that they change from one gender to the next at different times, in which case the word is used interchangeably with genderfluid.

Term coined by: Unknown

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Color meanings: 

The pink and blue stripes are for masculinity and femininity respectively, and those who feel partially male/female.  The yellow is for genders outside the binary.  The black is for those who feel partially agender.  The grey is for those whose gender(s) change or fluctuate.

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Color meanings: Unknown

There are so many Libragender designs, I’m going to make multiple posts for them. Check the “Libragender” tag to see the other variations.

This post is for all the Libramasculine designs.

Libragender: A gender identity that is mostly agender, but has a connection to masculinity and/or femininity, and/or other gendered feelings. That connection may be static (libragender, librafeminine, libramasculine, etc) or fluid, where one feels that the gendered feelings one experiences chang (librafluid).

Based on the zodiac sign Libra.

Term coined by: [Deactivated]

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Color meanings: The agender design, but with specific “gender colors” replacing the center green stripe.

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Designed by: Me

Color meanings: The agender design, but with a colored Libra symbol overlayed.

[image description: same as the first, but with a dark green symbol centered on it. the symbol is the mars symbol, but with a horizontal line through the circle]

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[image description: same as the second, but the libra symbol is replaced with a light blue version of the above symbol]

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Designed by: Hunddeskrieges

Color meanings: The agender design, but with a colored Libramasculine symbol overlayed.  

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Designed by: @nova-pride-flags​

Color meanings: The original design with more muted colors for those with sensitivity issues.

Exgender or Egender: An outright refusal to accept or identify in, on, or around the gender spectrum.

Term coined by: Unknown

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Designed by: Me

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Designed by: @nova-pride-flags

Color meanings: Unknown