#sleepin

Goodnightprinceic (or 'Gnprinceic'): A princegender related to nighttime and bedtime. This gender feels childish, innocent, sleepy, and like the quiet night, and is related to princes.

Unlike most princegenders, this gender doesn't have to feel inherently grandiose due to it being more youthful and related to something as mundane as going to sleep.

It may be (but doesn't have to be) Mellic/SLEEPIN; related to the stars, the moon, the night sky, dusk, darkness (or dim light), pillows, blankets, beds, stuffies, pajamas, nightlights, glow in the dark stars, comfort, quietness, peacefulness, bedtime stories, lullabies, being tucked in, fairytales, childlike wonder, crowns, etc.; and connected to stories such as 'The Little Prince' and/or the phrase "Good night, sweet prince". Could also be related to agere/agedre.

Goodmorningprincessic (or 'Gmprincessic'): A princessgender related to morning time and being woken up. This gender feels childish, innocent, bleary-eyed, and like a bright and peaceful morning, and is related to princesses.

Unlike most princessgenders, this gender doesn't have to feel inherently grandiose due to it being more youthful and related to something as mundane as waking up.

It may be (but doesn't have to be) Mellic/SLEEPIN; related to the sun, sunrises, the appearance of clouds in the bright sky, the morning sky, dawn, light (or emerging light), pillows, blankets, beds, stuffies, pajamas, comfort, sunlight pouring in the window, birds chirping, the familiar sound of someone waking you, fairytales, crowns, tiaras, princess dresses, "beauty sleep", playing, etc.; and connected to the phrase "Good morning, princess". Could also be related to agere/agedre.

Vexillology:

First flag- blue for nighttime/bedtime, yellow for the moon/stars, white for innocence, light or "washed out" red because princes used to wear pink (which was just when clothing was dipped in red dye less times) to match the king's red ("little red/baby red" :3), crown for princes, and moons for nighttime.

Second flag- orange for morning time, yellow for the sun, white for innocence, light or "washed out" blue because princesses used to wear light blue (which was just when clothing was dipped in blue dye times) to match the queen's royal blue ("little blue/baby blue" :3), crown for princesses, and the alchemical symbol for the sun for morning time.

As someone who identifies with both of these terms, I'm SHOCKED that I came up with these in my sleep. Also, my mom has a picture of me somewhere from when she woke me up and discovered I'd gone to bed wearing a puffy-skirted pink princess dress, lol.