#presentationfluid

[PT: fluid* | flux* | fluix*. End PT]

There are some terms for being fluid or flux in multiple ways, but they're all specific to certain identities, so I decided to make some labels that are more vague.

The asterisk in this case is used like the one in math and indicates multiplication.

Fluid*

When some is fluid in more ways than one. Someone who is fluid* may be any combination of genderfluid, abro, pronounfluid, nomifluid, presentationfluid, etc.

Can also be spelt like fluid*2 with the number changing with however many fluid labels are used.

Flux*

When someone is flux in more ways than one. Someone who is flux* may be any combination of genderflux, abro, pronounflux, nomiflux, presentationflux, etc.

Can also be spelt like flux*2 with the number changing with however many flux labels are used.

Fluix*

When someone is flux and fluid, or fluix/fluidflux in more than one way. They may also be both fluid* and flux*. Someone who is fluix* may be any combination of genderfluix, genderfluid, genderflux, abro, pronounfluix, pronounfluid, pronounflux, nomifluix, nomifluid, nomiflux, presentationfluix, presentationfluid, presentationflux, etc.

Can also be spelt like fluix*2 with the number changing with however many flux&fluid/fluix labels are used.

No flags yet but I will make some eventually (probably).

Red from Among us is a presentationfluid genderfaunet xenoboy azurirose aromantic straight lesbian with ADHD and Tourette’s who uses he/him and she/her pronouns, and he’s friends with Yellow, an autistic bordergender affectugender genderfluid straight lesbian with BPD who uses he/him and she/her pronouns, Pink, an autistic demiboy + agender girl bigender nebularomantic straight lesbian with ADHD and psychosis who uses he/him and she/her pronouns, and Lime, a malagender ADHDnurix corvidgender paraboy magigirl uniromantic straight lesbian with ADHD, OCD, and malaptive daydreaming who uses he/him and she/her pronouns!

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[pt] Presentationfluid [/pt]

"It is a transname term for those who present themselves with a different name for each person. Unlike namefluid/abroname, someone presentationfluid presents themselve to someone with a specific name and uses only that one to talk to the person and does not flow among others with that person that they presented themselve with that specific name. (Also serves for pronouns and identities)."