#substancegender

HEROINGENDER

💉. A gender that dampens everything else (other genders, for example). This gender might feel euphoric, dazed, calm and slow. It may also feel itchy, hot or sick.

(Disclaimer: I am in no way glorifying this drug. I created this gender because I have experience with it, and over time it’s become a part of my (gender) identity. Do not use this gender to glorify this drug or its effects.)

This gender is meant for people who have experience with this drug. I can’t stop you from using this label if you don’t, but do so respectfully.

[PT: HEROINGENDER]

substamascfluid

A gender in which one is typically agender but becomes masculine when one is using substances, or according to what substance one is using. This could involve only feeling masculine while one is on substances, only feeling masculine on certain substances, feeling different types of masculinity on different substances, or any experience in which one is mostly agender but feels masculine in accordance with one's substance use. This can be combined with other genders in a multigender experience, so agender doesn’t have to be one’s ONLY identity when not under the influence, just that this gender is experienced as an agender experience affected by substances.

METHGENDER

❄️ . A gender that feels alert, hyper, happy or euphoric, confident and restless, as if high on meth.

Over time it may start to feel hopeless, depressed and exhausted, but this doesn’t have to be part of the gender for everyone.

(Disclaimer: I am in no way glorifying this drug. I created this gender because I have experience with it, and over time it’s become a part of my (gender) identity. Do not use this gender to glorify this drug or its effects.)

This gender is meant for people who have experience with this drug. I can’t stop you from using this label if you don’t, but do so respectfully.

[PT: METHGENDER]

substafemfluid

A gender in which one is typically agender but becomes feminine when one is using substances, or according to what substance one is using. This could involve only feeling feminine while one is on substances, only feeling feminine on certain substances, feeling different types of femininity on different substances, or any experience in which one is mostly agender but feels feminine in accordance with one's substance use. This can be combined with other genders in a multigender experience, so agender doesn’t have to be one’s ONLY identity when not under the influence, just that this gender is experienced as an agender experience affected by substances.

substancegender

A gender related to substances - mostly intended to refer to things that would be considered "drugs", but inclusive of any kind of substance. This could include: -feeling gender differently under the influence of substances -comparing your gender to how the substance feels or works -having a gender related to the substance itself, or to things relating to it However, it could involve anything. This differs from "drogegender" in that this gender, while probably usually referring to drugs, is also inclusive of substances that are not considered "drugs", either in general or by the user. For example, someone could feel that their anti-depressants affect their gender, or someone could experience a gender related to substances that some take recreationally but that they are taking medically (and thus wouldn't feel represented by "drogegender"). This is could be an identity on its own, but it could also be an umbrella label for any genders that relate to substances.

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