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Similar to the concept of fluid orientation flag, this is a flag for when one's gender identity is fluid. This doesn't mean one necessarily that one identifies as genderfluid, but they can if they want to. It can be considered the auingender/autonomique version of idingender.
The word amplusian is more ample and encompasses fluid genders, but it's a label, and unlabeled people can have fluid gender experiences. Genderflux people can consider their gender experience fluid, for example, even if they have a static gender (fluxstatic/genderfumy). Transgender people can consider their "change" or transition as a fluid experience too.
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themogaidragon · 3 years
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Amplusian
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Amplusian (or Amplusgender) is a gender that can be described as a lenient, non-strict, wide, or varied identity. This gender is not static, solid, or stable and can be fluid, fluctuating, or both. It can also be in a grey area between gender identities. Amplusian can be used as an umbrella term for any gender that changes in any way or is non-strict, it can also be an identity on it's own. It is the opposite of suptilian.
Amplusian was coined by Tumblr user arco-pluris. The Latin root "amplus" is an adjective meaning "abundant" or "ample".
The amplusian flag was created by arco-pluris. An alternate flag was created by beyond-mogai-pride-flags on Tumblr. Tumblr blog gender-resource designed another flag. The fourth amplusian flag was designed by FANDOM user ThatsJustKai.
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lgbtqiarchive · 4 years
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Poxogender Flag
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Definition: an unifying term for non-binary people whose gender-ness is at least: 
changing in intensity &/or identity (flux/fluid);
multiple/plural (multigender/plurigender);
divided/separated in parts (demigender);
mixed/combined (genderpotion/shuffler);
(in)between genders (centrigender);
reference gender binary (midbinary);
lia-/fia-/mia-gender (wif-/wer-gender);
other adjacent/aligned/similar experiences.
Po- is a play on apo-/apora- (which means separation), without a- it’s not essentially like that, while -oxo from roxo, meaning purple (do not confuse with proxogender and purplegender). The concept comes from the non-binary flag purple meaning:
Purple represents the fluidity and multiplicity of many gender experiences, the uniqueness and flexibility of nonbinary people, as well as representing those whose gender experiences include being of or between female and male.
Genderfluidity is synonymous to genderflexibility and genderflux to flexgender, but for in case of uniqueness, I imagine that some people that have their gender split/merged/partly (dis)identified while still monogender (being only one/singular gender), almost like gendervast.
“...being of or...female and male” gives some ambiguity if it’s both (femache) &/or one of them. And since it’s not mentioned ideogenders/bingenders (lin-/fin-/min-gender), I’m not putting them there inherently. Gender partialities/partial genders are included as demigenders.
Flag by @momma-mogai-sphinx​
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Old Prince Bolkonsky (Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812)
Amplusian (or amplusgender): a gender better described as a non-strict identity (not static, solid or stable), or when your gender is very wide, varied and miscellaneous.
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arco-pluris · 6 years
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Amplusian (or amplusgender): a gender better described as a non-strict identity (not static, solid or stable), or when your gender is very wide, varied and miscellaneous.
This can describe someone who is gendergaz (genderflux, genderfluid) or fluidflux (fluxfluid/genderfluix/fliux/liquid).
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imoga-pride · 5 years
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Flags in sequence: sorozasexual/sorozsexual, sorozaromantic/sorozromantic and sorozagender/sorozgender (additionally sorozace, sorozaro & sorozagin) [corrected]
Soroza-/Soroz-: cycling through identities in a specific order. It comes from the Hungarian word "sorozat" which means series/sequence. Flags/terms by @manymiscellaneousmoodboards
The definition does not seem inherently aspec/aginsepc, but it was based on aflux (aceflux/aroflux/aginflux (librafluid/agenderflux)), more specifically arospec/acespec identities, that’s why the asexual/aromantic allusion on the flags. Since it’s based on a -flux- identity, the genderfluid/genderflexible edit could be replaced with genderflux/flexgender or amplusian/amplusgender.
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talking--bigender · 6 years
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I coined amplusian/amplusgender for encompassing both genderflux and/or genderfluid, and @the-dawn-prayer coined suptilian/suptiligender for genderstatic/still and/or nonflux (we dunno if there are a specific name for nonfluxity) maybe genderstrict, genderjam, genderstable or gendersolid? bc someone can be steady and fluid the same way can be static and flux
Sounds super cool!! I'm sure there are people who will appreciate having these terms now to better describe their experiences with their gender, thank you :3
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leptrois · 6 years
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Gender Spectrums in Leptivity
Leptive terms basically explain how gender works, through mathematics and language.
Some people feel their gender condition can’t be explained by leptive terms, but in some way (in terms of biopolitics) they are somewhere on leptrois spectra.
For example, someone who find the concept of gender inapplicable or nonsensical would fit a quoigender definition, otherwise being classified as neutrois, mesotrois or nulltrois. But this person didn’t declared or determined emself this way. Then it comes the identity narratives, people could just not like the categories for themselves because they are refusing it and they should be respected.
It’s also your intrapersonal world, you do you. Your internal gender expression could not fit how your external presentation is commonly socialized as.
Some people don’t have the internal conviction of what is experiencing a gender, but they aren’t essentially agender just because of it. Other people feel the need of their gender identity, they extremely feel that gendered experience, fitting the positrois category as well. 
But these gendered feelings could also be negative or neutral, some people can’t tell what gender energy they are at any moment and other people may experience fluctuation (amplusian feelings) on leptrois spectra while having always the same identity (as in cendgender). 
Someone who can’t tell their gender charge so they can use alternate terms like infinitrois, penultrois, ambitrois, equitrois or quetrois (quoitrois, the leptral equivalent of questioning, unknown and undefined genders).
Some people have a lot of nongenders, while having only some antigenders and eugenders.
Zerogenders can be more complex, a neutrois antigirl could be an antineutrois girl one day; A comgender antiagender could fluctuate instantly to ungender panantigender-x, these types of experience could get hard to understand when more quantitative (as in multigenders, plurigenders, genderfluid and polygenders).
Some other terms might fall on leptive concepts, such as mathgender, colorgender, musigender, caelgender, numbergender, virusgender, digigender, epicene, biogender, lettragender, energender, lethargigender, lethargender, sociogender and geogender, not necessarily xenogenders, it can be either binary / otherly, material / immaterial, phantasmagoric (imaginary/unreal), im/measurable, saturated, (in)numerable, n-ary / equary / nullary, abstract (real but generalised) &/or neither.  
Gender arity (as in binary, nonbinary, atrinary, nullary and nonquaternary) are known leptary, instead of n-ary gender-ness we can call them leptarity since they could be either anarial (zeronary/anary) or n-ary (as in ternary and quinary).
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themogaidragon · 3 years
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Amplusspec
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Amplusspec, also known as ampluspec, a portmanteu of amplus spectrum, is an umbrella term that encompasses the amplusian, amplusic, and amplusous spectra. It can be used by anyone who's gender(s), orientation(s), or amory are flexible, fluid, flux, a gray area between identities, or fragmented.
The amplusspec flag was created by Tumblr user @plushself.
An alternate amplussec flag was designed by FANDOM user Unfunny person420.
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arco-pluris · 6 years
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I feel as though I may have seen this term on here but I can’t find it so.. is there an umbrella term/word for genders that are fluid, fluix, and/or flux? Like one word to call all flexible/fluctuating/fluid gender identities?
Amplusian (or amplusgender) encompasses genderflux, genderflow, fluidflux and genderfluid (or genderflexible). It was coined with amplusic orientation in mind (I coined to express I have more than one orientation (as in duo-, myr- and propeest) and also an umbrella for flux/fluid orientations, such as merc-, novo- and others since abro- didn’t work) but amplusgender was a different concept because multigender or polygender already encompasses genderfluid. Sometimes people describe genderfluidness also as an umbrella for genderfluxness too, but it’s not considered a thing since com(genderfluid)stable people exist.
Then @the-dawn-prayer coined suptilian (or suptiligender) encompassing gendersolid, genderstable and genderstatic (or genderstill) and suptilic for strict orientations. If you see, gendervast (or vastgender coined by @neo-identity) could be considered firstly amplusigender but primarily suptiligender, and amplusicness was resignified.
It’s good because I consider myself demiamplusian (pixelsuptilian or demisuptilian depending on the context), means my gender is partially stable and the other part flux. The stable part fluctuates between concepts of zerogender (or luxgender), neutrois, agender, genderless, mostly gendervoid, genderblank, lightgender and bluegender (or genderclean), all of them xenine in nature (xin) and magisuptilian, associated with colorgender, numbergender, skygender, abimegender, etc. The flux part (usually nano[gemiequi]flux + cend[pandemi]fluix) is not so fluid, related to nubegender, hadogender, ouygender, stratogender, mavrine, worldgender and genderfleur (other things apply).
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Gendergas Pride Flag
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Gendergas: gender experience which expands to fill the entire container.
Coined by anonymous but possibly signified/described by @askanonbinary​, since anon didn’t give a definition and most definitions ask clarification whether the container is the gender owner or not. In my interpretation this would be a genderfluxity because of the expansion part and genderfluidity allusion.
Some colours from noble gases images. Not to be confused with gendergaz.
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Do you know if there's a gender identity associated with star/stars/starself pronouns?
Well, anyone of any gender can use any pronouns, really. But if you’re looking for genders related to stars, there are:
Astralgender: A gender that feels connected to space.
Caelgender: A gender which shares qualities with outer space or has the aesthetic of space, stars, nebulae, cosmos, etc.
Galaxiegender: A nonbinary gender that is vast and mysterious like the galaxy. Reserved for people who are both neurodivergent and spacekin/kin with anything related to space.
Stargender: An otherworldly gender that is beyond comprehension in earthly terms, as if it originated from beyond the earth; or a gender that is a star, otherworldly, not understandable in other earthly terms, or undefinable by other terms.
Genderspace: an umbrella term for genders that are influenced or related to different parts of space, such as genderstar, gendergalaxy, genderconstallation, gendermoon, genderplanet, etc. the ending could be replaced with specific bodies for even more specific terms, like gendermars or gendercallisto.
Astrogender: amplusgender(s) [fluid/flux/liquid] for when gender spectrum is seen from a galactic perspective; feeling like an astronaut navigating through potential genders that could be inhabited or not; identifying with anything involving space, stars, planets, etc.
Celestialgender: A gender that is related to a planet, celestial body, or astronomical object in our solar system. See also: planetgender.
Hope that helps!
Edit: There’s also (Pronoun)gender: A placeholder-type gender for if you are unsure what you identify as just yet. a way of being non-specifically nonbinary. i.e, theygender, aergender, (your pronoun/s here)gender.
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imoga-pride · 5 years
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Hello ^u^ I was wondering if you could make a list of space-related genders/identities? Preferably on the male-ish side of the spectrum, but any could work. I’m currently happy with nonbinary and a few other micro labels but am trying to bring it to find something else that fits. Thank you ♥️
Astralgender: A gender that feels connected to space. 
Caelgender: A gender which shares qualities with outer space or has the aesthetic of space, stars, nebulae, cosmos, etc. Also used as an aesthetigender in caeporine, caelagender and epicaelinity.
Contigender: a gender that flows through space and time and constantly changes, always moving; a gender of or related to space and time.
Galaxiegender: A nonbinary gender that is vast and mysterious like the galaxy. Reserved for people who are both neurodivergent and spacekin/kin with anything related to space.
Gendercosm: A gender identity encompassing and surpassing the limits of the earth/society, but doesn’t incorporate existing genders from society; a gender identity so grand and huge it cannot be explained by words. Not to be confused with cosmicgender.
Stargender: An otherworldly gender that is beyond comprehension in earthly terms, as if it originated from beyond the earth; or a gender that is a star, otherworldly, not understandable in other earthly terms, or undefinable by other terms.
Genderspace: an umbrella term for genders that are influenced or related to different parts of space, such as genderstar, gendergalaxy, genderconstallation, gendermoon, genderplanet, etc. the ending could be replaced with specific bodies for even more specific terms, like gendermars or gendercallisto.
Astrogender: amplusgender(s) [fluid/flux/liquid] for when gender spectrum is seen from a galactic perspective; feeling like an astronaut navigating through potential genders that could be inhabited or not; identifying with anything involving space, stars, planets, etc.
Astergender: a gender that feels bright and celestial.
Celestialgender: A gender that is related to a planet, celestial body, or astronomical object in our solar system. See also: planetgender.
Estrialgender: Not identifying with earth’s human gender binary due to being from another planet. Can also identify with a gender from another planet. See also: planaplogender and aliegender.
There are some other (xin)genders that I’m not sure to consider as related to space, such as luagender, lunagender, worldgender, earthgender, aliengender and sungender.
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Hey, so is there a gender term feeling like you're a celestial body (other than a star) such as a constellation, planet, asteroid, meteor, or just some other celestial body that you can't explain or that has yet to be discovered?
I’ll list off some!
Astergender: a gender that feels bright and celestial.
Astralgender: A gender that feels connected to space.
Astralgendervoid: A nonbinary gender that is connected to space, stars, and the universe as a whole. This gender feels vaguely masculine in nature and has ties to both the feeling of genderless-ness and having indescribable ties to masculinity in a vague sense.
Astrogender: amplusgender(s) [fluid/flux/liquid] for when gender spectrum is seen from a galactic perspective; feeling like an astronaut navigating through potential genders that could be inhabited or not; identifying with anything involving space, stars, planets, etc.
Caelgender: A gender which shares qualities with outer space or has the aesthetic of space, stars, nebulae, cosmos, etc.
Celestialgender: A gender that is related to a planet, celestial body, or astronomical object in our solar system. See also: planetgender(s) and moongender.
Celestialgendervoid: A nonbinary gender that is connected to space, stars, and the universe as a whole. This gender feels vaguely feminine in nature and has ties to both the feeling of genderless-ness and having indescribable ties to femininity in a vague sense.
Constellgender: where your gender fluctuates based on what constellation is most visible at that time.
Galaxiegender: A nonbinary gender that is vast and mysterious like the galaxy. Reserved for people who are both neurodivergent and spacekin/kin with anything related to space.
Gendercosm: A gender identity encompassing and surpassing the limits of the earth/society, but doesn’t incorporate existing genders from society; a gender identity so grand and huge it cannot be explained by words. Not to be confused with cosmicgender.
Genderspace/Spacegender: an umbrella term for genders that are influenced or related to different parts of space, such as genderstar, gendergalaxy, genderconstallation, gendermoon, genderplanet, etc. the ending could be replaced with specific bodies for even more specific terms, like gendermars or gendercallisto.
Spacegendervoid: A nonbinary gender that is connected to space, stars, and the universe as a whole. This gender feels vaguely unaligned in nature and has ties to the feeling of genderless-ness.
Hope that helps! Feel free to coin something if none of these work for you!
Edit: There’s also:
Quasarian: a xenogender related to quasars, quiet places, candles, lights, heat, etc.
Blazarian: a xenogender related to blazars, rocks, fire, air, water, etc.
Pulsarian: a xenogender related to pulsars, water, earth, ice, snow, cold air, etc
which I forgot because of course I did.
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arco-pluris · 6 years
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My gender just keeps on confusing me and stressing me out! Everything just is... so stressful and confusing? I feel neutrois, agender, androgyne, sometimes gendervoid... they’re all nb or gender less and I’m starting to wonder if it’s all in my head... maybe I’m just nonbinary... any help?
What about eafluid (nonbinaryfluid)? You are in the multigender spectrum (polygender umbrella) with amplusgender (genderfluidity in the case). You can say nonbinary or enby/nb too, chaoticgender I guess?
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heyy, i have a question💫i‘m not very sure about my sexuality & gender and in your faq it says we can ask for your help to find out ^-^ so, i have a female body but i dont consider myself as a girl (or boy), much rather i identify myself as something inbetween. and also i feel a close relation to stars and astronomy in general. i am only sexually attracted to transgenders and im romantically attracted to every person that isnt cis. can you help me find my gender, sexuality and maybe the flag?🌈
For your orientation, you can use nocis- (attraction only to those who aren’t cis).
I’ll list some genders here that may work, but if none of them work you’re welcome to coin something! If you feel like you’re one of the in-between gender and also one of the space-related genders listed, then you can also combine them! Example: Centrigender + Astralgender = Centriastralgender.
Genders related to being in-between a man and woman:
Centrigender: When your gender identity is centered in the middle / between multiple genders.
Midgender: in the middle of female and male binary genders. Similar to intergender but not intersex exclusive.
Mesogender: between male/female but not distinct from both.
Genders related to space:
Astralgender: A gender that feels connected to space. 
Caelgender: A gender which shares qualities with outer space or has the aesthetic of space, stars, nebulae, cosmos, etc. 
Contigender: a gender that flows through space and time and constantly changes, always moving; a gender of or related to space and time.
Galaxiegender: A nonbinary gender that is vast and mysterious like the galaxy. Reserved for people who are both neurodivergent and spacekin/kin with anything related to space.
Gendercosm: A gender identity encompassing and surpassing the limits of the earth/society, but doesn’t incorporate existing genders from society; a gender identity so grand and huge it cannot be explained by words. Not to be confused with cosmicgender.
Stargender: An otherworldly gender that is beyond comprehension in earthly terms, as if it originated from beyond the earth; or a gender that is a star, otherworldly, not understandable in other earthly terms, or undefinable by other terms.
Genderspace: an umbrella term for genders that are influenced or related to different parts of space, such as genderstar, gendergalaxy, genderconstallation, gendermoon, genderplanet, etc. the ending could be replaced with specific bodies for even more specific terms, like gendermars or gendercallisto. 
Astrogender: amplusgender(s) [fluid/flux/liquid] for when gender spectrum is seen from a galactic perspective; feeling like an astronaut navigating through potential genders that could be inhabited or not; identifying with anything involving space, stars, planets, etc. 
Astergender: a gender that feels bright and celestial.
Celestialgender: A gender that is related to a planet, celestial body, or astronomical object in our solar system. See also: planetgender.
Estrialgender: Not identifying with earth’s human gender binary due to being from another planet. Can also identify with a gender from another planet. See also: planaplogender and aliegender.
Hope that helps!
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