Ruptura: An umbrella term for genders related to complicated breakups. This could mean long, difficult, ones where the feelings haven’t completely faded, or whatever else the user defines as difficult. This term is not inherently a Xenogender, Kenochord, or under any other umbrella, though it can overlap.
Common themes, connections, and experiences in Ruptura genders include:
- Lovesickness for one or more exes
- Crumpled love letters
- Wilted flowers
- Other decayed, destroyed, or otherwise degraded symbols of love and affection (plushies with the stuffing ripped out, for another example)
- Certain breakup songs (quick examples, Snuff – Slipknot, Wild Is the Wind – Bon Jovi, Save Your Tears – The Weeknd)
- General sadness and melancholy
- Feeling as though your gender is messy and complicated
- Smudged and/or running makeup
however, Ruptura genders don’t have to be related to any of these things. The term can be seen as similar to Saudania and/or Anemoire, though they aren’t inherently related nor the same thing.
The name comes from the Frech word for breakup, rupture
Other information, like the related -in-nature term, quality, and some affixes are under the cut
No Suggested Pronouns
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Ruptu – Ruptrua equivalent of girl/boy
Rupturan – Rupura equivalent of man/woman
Ruptun – A Ruptura gender
Ruptunity- Ruptura gender quality (adjective is rupturous)
RUPTIN – Ruptura/Rupturous in nature
Rupt- || Ruptu-|| Rupture- – Optional Ruptura prefixes
-tura || -uptura – Optional Ruptura suffixes
-ruptur- – Optional Ruptura affix
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