#prefix coining

☆ ANTEJUVEFEM: a term for when one refers to one's younger-self by feminine pronouns and/or terms, whatever one perceives as feminine!

☆ ANTEJUVEMASC: a term for when one refers to one's younger-self by masculine pronouns and/or terms, whatever one perceives as masculine!

☆ ANTEJUVENEU: a term for when one refers to one's younger-self by neutral pronouns and/or terms, whatever one perceives as neutral!

tagging: @liom-archive @radiomogai @pride-color-schemes @imoga-pride @suffix-prefix

[ID 1: two rectangular flags with 9 same-sized vertical stripes. both flags present a pink gradient, that goes from a deep cerise to a buttery white, from left to right. in the middle of both flags, there are two thick left-pointing angle brackets colored in the same deep cerise mentioned before. end ID]

[ID 2: two rectangular flags with 9 same-sized vertical stripes. both flags present a blue gradient, that goes from a dull light navy blue to a greenish white, from left to right. in the middle of both flags, there are two thick left-pointing angle brackets colored in the same dull light navy blue mentioned before. end ID]

[ID 3: two rectangular flags with 9 same-sized vertical stripes. both flags present a green gradient, that goes from a dullish clover green to a yellowish white, from left to right. in the middle of both flags, there are two thick left-pointing angle brackets colored in the same dullish clover green mentioned before. end ID]

PROSGENDER．   ➷

pt: prosgender. end pt.

DEFINITION ⠀✦⠀ a gender that requires two components; this gender is x, but only if it's also y. i.e. when one's gender is feminine, but only if it's also a boy.

pt: definition, a gender that requires two components; this gender is x, but only if it's also y. i.e. when one's gender is feminine, but only if it's also a boy. end pt.

TAGS．  @radiomogai @sevvys @angeltism @zoeynovie @boingogender @pupcoins @somniabyte @monarchenwinter @the-astropaws @flutteringwings-coining @acronym-chaos @idwl @catboy-autism．  ➷

[pt: olim- flags /end pt]

derived from the latin adverb "olim" (link), meaning "formerly" or "in the past". i wanted a prefix system to describe once having a particular identity before moving away from it—whether realizing something else fit you more, or maybe a deliberate "stepping stone" of sorts (i.e. for the transitional experiences of some multitransitional peoples)—but it still having some sort of significance to you and your identity today, enough to label it.

this coining post is primarily oriented towards gender transition qualities, but the olim- prefix can be applied to any sort of label. feel free to tag me if you happen to coin using this! i'd love to see. don't worry about altering the wording to be able to fit another type of term, but i ask you kindly not to alter the meaning and intention. the symbols are meant to be overlayed on any flag you want to convey it's an olim- flag.

these flags are based on throwawayacountyay's (link) transfem and transmasc flags. the symbols (the bar on the left and left-facing triangle on the right) are meant to mimic the common rewind/reverse symbol (⏮). there's a grayscale png template at the bottom. here's the flags without the symbols, if you want them. (link)

olimtmasc / olimtransmasculine: having previously identified as transmasc, but still finding it impacts your identity today; whether you still feel a connection to the label, you feel your experiences as someone transmasc has shaped your experience with your transition and/or gender today, etc.

olimtfem / olimtransfeminine: having previously identified as transfem, but still finding it impacts your identity today; whether you still feel a connection to the label, you feel your experiences as someone transfem has shaped your experience with your transition and/or gender today, etc.

olimtneu / olimtransneutral: having previously identified as transneu, but still finding it impacts your identity today; whether you still feel a connection to the label, you feel your experiences as someone transneu has shaped your experience with your transition and/or gender today, etc.

olimtangi / olimtransandrogynous: having previously identified as transangi, but still finding it impacts your identity today; whether you still feel a connection to the label, you feel your experiences as someone transangi has shaped your experience with your transition and/or gender today, etc.

olimt[x] / olimtrans[x]-: having previously identified as trans[x], but still finding it impacts your identity today; whether you still feel a connection to the label, you feel your experiences as someone trans[x] has shaped your experience with your transition and/or gender today, etc.

the transparent olim- symbol for overlays, or for use as a centered symbol if aligning it at the edges is difficult.

Taro-: A prefix for genders related to tarot in some way. This could e different cards, suites, aesthetics, etc. etc.

-arot: A suffix for genders related to tarot in some way. This could e different cards, suites, aesthetics, etc. etc.

The flag colors are inspired by my associations with tarot.

Because I am TIRED of not remembering the things I've made myself. Keep in mind I dunno if these have already been coined or what, so yeah. :thumbs_up:

-annoyic :: to resemble how something is annoying but also gender

-tastic :: a gender related to the taste of something

-numeric :: to express how your gender is a number

-hypecific :: to express a hyper specific situation, hyper meaning above and or beyond

-strainic / 👁️- :: to express when a gender is eyestrain

Gi- :: to express something from genshin impact in a gendered way

-bookic :: to express how a book is gender

-audic :: to describe your gender is an audio

-regressic :: to describe your gender in a pet/ageregressic way

-smellic :: to describe your gender in smells.

a gender and a gender system tied to expressing yourself through your hair.

Chev is a prefix taken from the french word for hair "cheveux" (shev-ooh)

tagging @ars3n1cc

Yesterday, yesteryear? Fine but boring.

“Hey have you seen my yesterwater (water from yesterday)?”

Whimsical. Efficient. Grammatically correct probably.

Yesterbread

Yesterclass

Yesterdog