#virgender

Last post of my queue! I've finally gotten through my backlog of pixels, but now of course I have a backlog of saved flags I need to truck through >:3

From top to bottom!

Virgender

Voidpunk

Gendervoid

Isogender

Niveigender

Femvir (femgendervir), virfem(me), femivir (femigendervir), feminivir (feminigendervir) or femmevir (femmegendervir): the combination of femgender (femmegender, feminigender or femigender) and gendervir; a male(-aligned) non-binary gender that is feminine in nature; a gender that is femme and male; a male-aligned gender femininity.

Vexgender or Vexegender: When one’s gender is in the non-binary/agender spectrum, but pinpointing it beyond that is impossible because the individual does not understand the concept of gender.

Turbogender: A gender that you have tried to figure out but is too confusing and tangled.

Virgender: A gender identity that is practically and particularly genderless. This usually happens when it is too stressful or difficult to have a gender.

Graygender or Gray Agender: Describes a person who is ambivalent about their gender identity/expression, but who identifies at least partially with a gender (defined or not) outside of the binary. They may experience a weak sense of gender, or have difficulty defining their gender, or just not be overly involved in gender as a concept.

Gendervoid or Voidgender: A gender identity defined by absence, a blank space or void where a gender might otherwise be.

Mimicnull: A gender that is purely mimicry and reaction to outside stimuli. You have no real baseline gender, just an absence where your gender would be. Designed for neurodivergent folks but anyone can use it. 

july 27th of @mogai-month: zodiac genders (pt 2)

the images read:

A gender identity zine about being virgender, which is when someone feels genderless because having a gender is too stressful. This one’s kind of heavy, but what do you expect when “too stressful” is literally in the gender description?

The first three images are the comic in a nice readable format, and the last image is one that you can print out and assemble into a little zine! Cut on the dotted lines and the border lines, fold on the other lines, and assemble as explained in this article or this video. (Yes, I messed up which lines are supposed to be dotted. I’m not careless, you’re careless. :P)