A gender apart of the genderfluid fragment system, where one isn’t a binary man or woman, and is exclusively (or nearly exclusively) fluid between genders that are masculine, and xenine; however one experiences feminine and unaligned genders under one, any combo, or all of these conditions:
Partly: One may only experience feminine and unaligned genders or genders relating to femininity/being unaligned in name, such as Antigirl, Offgirl, Altegirl, Objectfeminine, Facelessneutral, Demigirl, Demiaporine, Demineutrosis, Demiaporineflux, Demigirlflux, Juxera, Pixelgirl, Nan0girl, Duskian, Celestian, etc. The femininity, aporinity, outherinity one experiences may feel “partly there”, under a demigender lens, genders that are either close-to-feminine/unaligned, and/or genders one can only described as genders that are vaguely relating to femininity/aporinity/outherinity.
Rarely: One simply very rarely experiences feminine and unaligned genders to the point they may not feel completely relevant to one’s identity, however they still are there.
The feminine equivalent is Genderlacu. Can also be called Gendersarper or Genderslyphaur.
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This term was originally posted September 12th, 2022. This term was originally posted on the same post as its feminine equivalent.
Genderstagnu being based off of a latin word for pond, not for any particular reason, just a vague relation to water being fluid. Gendersarper is based off of the terms Genderslyph, Genderfaun, and Genderfaer. Genderslyphaur is based off of the terms Genderfaun and Genderfaer.
The Genderstagnu flag being based off of a combination of the Genderslyph, Genderfaun & Genderfaer flags, then color shifted and adjusted to look more unique.
I’m gonna add this onto every post but these definitions are based on the definitions of the other GFFS terms on the LGBTA wiki, so “unaligned” here actually includes abinary, atrinary, etc. genders that aren’t xenine. Basically any gendered feeling that isn’t masculine, feminine, or xenine. (Which also doesn’t include Agender, or other genders that describe lack of gender.)