#nonbinaryn't

[ryanyflags]

Cisn't + binaryn't flag?

cisn't binaryn't ✦ cisn't nonbinaryn't transn't binaryn't ✦ transn't nonbinaryn't pt: cisn't binaryn't, cisn't nonbinaryn't, transn't binaryn't, transn't nonbinaryn't

Various cisn't (not cis), transn't (not trans), binaryn't (not binary), and nonbinaryn't (not nonbinary) combos :3

(Only cisn't and binaryn't was requested, but as usual, I like making counterparts)

↓ References: ✦ cisn't flag ✦ transn't flag ✦ binaryn't flag ✦ nonbinaryn't flag ↑ all made by mod ap / @arco-pluris on @beyond-mogai-pride-flags

Pretty simple, I basically just combined all the original stripes into one flag, and for the colours that were similar, I mixed them into one stripe.

For the transn't flags, they technically should also have a white stripe, but I wanted to keep it centered / balance feeling, so I combined it with the yellow stripes (closest colour visually I'd say). I also think this helps it be more distinct.

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Maybinary Pride Flag

Maybinary (mayby/maybies or maybenary): someone who may be binary and/or may not be binary (maynby/maynb or maynonbinary); maybe being aptobinary, maybe not (maybinaryn't/maybenaryn't).

Maybinaries could be yesbinary (ambisobinary, ambinary/ambibinary or mesobinary) and/or nobinary (abinary or exobinary), semibinary (demibinary, half-binary or hemibinary) or seminonbinary (semienby/seminby, demienby/deminby/deminonbinary or heminonbinary/hemienby/heminby), abrobinary or aptobinary (exorgender), or anonbinary (binaryn't nonbinaryn't).

Usually, if someone asks "are you a boy or a girl?" or "are you binary?" you answer "maybe" (or "maybe yes, maybe not") or "so-so" (sobinary/sosobinary). Useful for questioning.

[ryanyflags]

Is there a term for people who are both binary genders or related to the gender binary but not nonbinary? All terms I find are either "nonbinary gender that is male and female" or "outside of the binary but not nonbinary", and I don't exactly identify with either definition. I guess it would be similar to viabinary or mesobinary

You could still use terms like androgyne, midbinary, etc. without being nonbinary. I know people do that sort of thing, they'll use a label, but not the umbrella label people typically think it's under.

Or I guess just binary, as it's own gender, though I suppose it could be difficult to explain to people, since they'll probably think it can only be a category for binary male or binary female (not both).

I don't really use n't terms, but nonbinaryn't is the only thing I can think of here, which only specifies not being nonbinary. You could combine terms? Like nonbinaryn't androgyne, nonbinaryn't midbinary, or nonbinaryn't manwoman/boygirl/etc. The last one is just a combination of man/boy/etc. + woman/girl/etc., so it doesn't necessarily specify anything related to nonbinary either way, though I can see people automatically assuming it's a nonbinary experience, so the nonbinaryn't would further specify that's it's not nonbinary.

Anyone else have any ideas?

(I thought of anonbinary, but that's neither nonbinary and binary.

[ryanyflags]

Since nonbin/enbin/nbin means nonbinary in nature, what would be the "no(t)" version? (nonbinaryn't)

noenbin/nononbin/nonnbin?

I'm really sure on the naming conventions for "n't" terms, as I don't use them myself. But in the case of those three, I think nonbin't, enbin't, & nbin't would make the most sense? Perhaps with an extra n, so nonbinn't, enbinn't, & nbinn't, just to maybe make the n't pronunciation clearer?

[ryanyflags]

Let me help you out: non-aptobinary includes binary experiences such as ambinary, bonusbinary, neobinary, binaryfluid, yesbinary, multibinary, demibinary… but also nonbinary.

But in the other hand, it opens the door and makes room to aptobinaryn't and dichotomyless things like anonaptobinary, anaptobinary/a-aptobinary, which I don't have definitions in mind but I understand by logic they technically exist.

You could say that the nonbinaryn't nonaptobinary identities are simply mimicked nonbinary identities. But many multigender, neogender and demigender ppl embrace their binary identity, if that makes sense.

[other asking about nonaptobinary]

I think I understand what you're getting at, though I will admit I'm very well versed in such categorisation language I suppose? I think I learned something new from this, so that's good.

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Nonbinaryn't Pride Flag

Nonbinaryn't: an umbrella describing folks that are not nonbinary.

Not essentially the same as being binary (aptobinary), as there are anonbinary people (those who are not nonbinary nor binary). It can be used in nequent and/or conformant ways.

[radiomogai]

[PT: Nonbinaryn't Pride Flag. End PT]

Nonbinaryn't Pride Flag

Nonbinaryn't: an umbrella describing folks that are not nonbinary.

Not essentially the same as being binary (aptobinary), as there are anonbinary people (those who are not nonbinary nor binary). It can be used in nequent and/or conformant ways.