anon: Can you make a citergender/citer-aligned flag?

It’s meant to describe a gender alignment/experience that feels tied to or affected by your natural bodily variation not being medically/corporeally “transitioned” yet, making you gender your own sex characteristics as your “AGAB”/”ASAB” (“DSAB/DGAB”).

I.e. a DMAB/DMAB n-b feeling solarian/citerian (sharing experiences with maleness/manhood as it’s an important part of their personhood); a DFAB/AFAB n-b feeling lunarian.

mogai-monarchs:

So I had two different ideas for this flag and I just made both of them. I did one with the original colors of the solarian and lunarian flags and one with more saturated versions of them.

Original:

Saturated:

Hope one of them works! ~Mod Che

arco-pluris:

I like the first two desaturated stripes and the last two saturated ones.

mogai-monarchs:

Something like this, maybe? ~Mod Che

arco-pluris:

Thank you. More clarifying about the term: citer is etymologically the antonym of ulter. Ulter-, as well as ultra- (ultri-/ultr(o)-/ulti-) is semantically synonym of trans. Citer- is sometimes used as citi-/citr(o)-/citre- and specifically citra- which is almost close to citrans incidently cistrans and cis-ters.

As @lgbtqiarchive stated to @sapphic-satan it’s related to obligender (once I defined myself as oblimasc, since my documented assigned sex says masculino, not male (aka macho/mache/macha/mach‹y›)) and demicis. Alibinaries (ideobinaries/viabinaries) as well as aligenders (ideogender/viagender) might explain how some people feel connected to genders, but in my case I am that genders (partly).

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