#sencis

flag id: a flag with 7 stripes, which are very light grey, light warm grey, warm grey, faded light purple, cool grey, light cool grey, and very light grey. end id.

banner id: a 1500x150 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting’ in large white text in the center. end id.

sencis: only experiencing one's natal gender (the gender typically associated with one's assigned gender/sex) through one's cisness or cismodality; a cisgender/cismodal person who does not experience their assigned gender outside of the context of their gender modality

[pt: sencis: only experiencing one's natal gender (the gender typically associated with one's assigned gender/sex) through one's cisness or cismodality; a cisgender/cismodal person who does not experience their assigned gender outside of the context of their gender modality. end pt]

sencis flag for anon!

i used shades of grey, both cool and warm, to represent cisness and purple to represent one's natal gender (i used purple since it combines pink and blue, colors associated with femaleness and maleness and therefore with the two most common gender assignments, and is itself representative of experiences outside of the binary, representing those who are axab, aiab, etc.)

tags: @radiomogai, @liom-archive, @macchiane, @genderstarbucks, @cisqueer-archive

tags cont: @p-rtyboy, @dragonpride17

Retugender (a more deliberate term, counterpart to recugender): not feeling as your birth gender, but refusing to be labeled as trans. Anyone can use it for any reason, including silly ones.

Retusgender (cis* equivalent term of refusgender): not experiencing one's birth gender while experiencing cisgenderness; a cismodal or otherwise transn't individual not feeling their birth gender.

Sentrans can also be a counterpart to sencis. It reminds a bit of sensgender or sentiogender, but also based on the affinitive condigender aspect of sapphogender and vinciagender.