#dodransgender

[madtrender]

I made some dodransgender flags!

Dodransgender (being 3/4 of a gender) flag:

Dodransman (3/4 man):

Dodransman + woman (3/4 man, 1/4 woman):

Dodransman + nonbinary (3/4 man, 1/4 nonbinary):

Dodranswoman (3/4 woman):

Dodranswoman + man (3/4 woman, 1/4 man):

Dodranswoman + nonbinary (3/4 woman, 1/4 nonbinary):

Dodransnonbinary (3/4 nonbinary):

Dodransnonbinary + woman (3/4 nonbinary, 1/4 woman):

Dodransnonbinary + man (3/4 nonbinary, 1/4 man):

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Dodransgender

Dodransgender: Three-fourths gender. Can be combined with relevant genders. Dodrans is the latin word for ¾ (or, more specifically 9/12; it was a unit of currency for a short time period)

Term coined by: Autisticlapis

[Image: A flag which is filled with a light yellow color, except for the top right quarter. That quarter is filled with a gray background and three diagonal lighter gray stripes above it. End image description.]

Full size [Here]

Versions below are the same as above but with the color changed to fit their specific gender. (The above flag can be used as dodransgender or dodransnonbinary).

Dodransgirl: [Link]

Dodransboy: [Link]

Dodransneutrois: [Link]

Dodransandrogyne: [Link]

Designed by: Anonymous and Mod Tath

Color meanings: The grey box with light grey stripes in the corner to represent that ¼ of the gender may or may not be known. Sorta like how it is with other demigenders. The rest represents the 3/4 gender that the person is.

Full pride gallery HERE! FAQ and “dictionary” of genders, orientations, and other related terms HERE. Send any questions to Ask-Pride-Color-Schemes!

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Any suggested terms for a nonbinary gender than can range from very feminine to almost masculine, with a tendency to hover around being mostly feminine (primarily out of convenience)? Sorry if that didn't make sense. >.

I can’t think of anything that fits exactly, but I can tell you a list of terms that may make sense:

Genderfluid: “Having a gender identity that changes, ex. from boy to girl and back.“

Girlflux or Womanflux: “When one feels mostly or all female most of the time but experiences fluctuating intensities of female identity. This can be fluid with any other identity.

A Girlflux person for example maybe female 50% of the time agender 25% percent of the time and a mix of the two the rest of the time.”

(If your gender is feminine but not female, you can use nonpuellaflux or feminineflux or femgenderflux or something.)

Domgender or Plerugender: “When one has several genders, but a certain one is dominant.(pleru derived from the latin roon "plerumque", meaning "for the most part/mostly") “

Argogender or Argogenderfluid: “A subset of genderfluid wherein the changes between one’s separate genders or the parts of one’s gender happen gradually. “Argogender” can also mean a gender the user defines according to any kind of slowness. Prefix from the Greek word αργóς meaning slow.“

Genderfae: “An experience of genderfluidity that never encompasses feeling masculine.“

Bigenderfluid: “Being bigender, with your gender fluctuating between the two.“

Cadogender: A polygender identity where one feels like they have one gender that is their default, or that they fall back on.

Femfluidflux: “Being fluid between feminine and nonbinary genders and having the intensity of those genders fluctuate. “

Gradience: “Gradient + Radiance. Multigender/Demigender/Genderfluid. Has a core gender that is well-defined. The further away extra genders are from this core, the harder they are to understand and define.“

Sapphiregender: “A gender that is aesthetically related to sapphires, a gender that is feminine, nonbinary, and vaguely fluid.“

Syngender: “A subset of genderfluid; for people who usually feel a certain gender, however it fluctuates sometimes.Not to be confused with genderflux.Derived from the Greek word "συνήθως" (syní̱tho̱s) meaning "common" or "usual".“

Tauragender/Taurgender: “When someone’s gender stays the same for an extended amount of time due to the comfort they feel with that gender. The gender may change but the individual is reluctant for that change due to stubbornness, but when they do allow the change it is usually for the better.Based on the zodiac sign Taurus.“

Vibragender: “A gender that is usually one, stable gender, but occasionally fluctuates and changes before stabilizing again.“

Personagender: “A term used to describe a gender which is used in public as a social identity even though the individual doesn’t completely identify that way, eg. personaboy.“

I tried to find terms about being genderfluid with a leaning, or about being more of a certain gender for convenience, but most of them either talk about the gender they use for convenience not being the real gender, or, in the case of fluid genders, talk like a certain gender is always there or like the genders are all of a certain spectrum instead of just mostly hovering around a certain gender.

You can also use demigenders if you feel like you are partly feminine more than you are partly something else (demifeminine, magifeminine, dodransfeminine, etc.), but most people won’t look at those labels and think you are genderfluid from the get-go.

~ Tath

[gendersanciau]

Arkasfluid: fluid between regisgenders Musicafluid: fluid between dodransgenders Monsfluid: fluid between volcanogenders Bellatrixfluid: fluid between erotogenders Coalafluid: fluid between terasgenders (named for the darkest known exoplanet) Algolfluid: fluid between maverique-type genders (anler, tragmat, etc) Gilesefluid: fluid between avarumgenders Carinafluid: fluid between temporagenders Oysterfluid: fluid between mnioct genders Rosettefluid: fluid between obligenders

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There are dodransgender (¾, three-fourths gender) and quartogender (¼, one-fourth gender), but not for ⅓ (one-third) nor ⅔ (two-third). I’d suggest tertiogender for 1/3, since quarto- means fourth/quarter in Portuguese, tertio- derives from terço (tertius in Latin).

Librisett would also fit this situation I guess. You can also look nanogender and pixelgender (since they are somewhere between hemigender/semigender and (libr)agender/nongender).

-Ap

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Genders I Can Make Edits For (A-M)

Hello everyone! In case anyone happens to be wondering what labels/identities you can request for me to use in edits (moodboards, flag and name edits, etc.), I’m posting lists of which ones that I’m able to make edits for.

The list will be under the cut.

Genders (A-M) | Genders (N-Z) | Alignments | Intersex Terms | Orientations (A-M) | Orientations (N-Z) | Non-Mono Terms

(The links to the other posts will be added later)

A

a-nonbinary/anonbinary

abimegender

abimeboy

abimefluid

abimegirl

abimenonbinary

absorbgender/absorgender

adamasgender/admasgender

aerogender

aesigender

aesthetgender/aesthetigender/videgender

aethergender

affectugender

affigogender

agender

agender boy

agender girl

agenderfluid/cancegender

agenderflux/librafluid

aisthesisgender/synesgender

alexigender

aliagender/aliusgender

altegender

alteboy

altefluid

altegirl

altequeer

altexirl

altexoy

amaregender

ambigender

ambonec/AN

amicagender

amigender

amiboy

amifluid

amigirl

amivac

amogender/flirtgender/genderamas

amorgender/erogender/filkogender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

amorboy/eroboy/filkoboy

amorgirl/erogirl/filkogirl

amorneutral/eroneutral/filkoneutral

anagender/anogender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

anaboy/anoboy

anagirl/anogirl

ananonbinary/anononbinary

androfluid

androgyne

androgynos

anesigender/ansigender

angeligender

angender/hategender

anintensigender

anler

anongender

antigender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

antiboy

antigirl

anvisgender/apagender/inersgender

anxiegender

apogender

apollogender

aporagender

aptugender

aquarigender/genderflow

archaicgender/eldrigender/historiagender

archaigender

argogender/arogenderfluid

ariesgender

arithmagender

astergender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

asterboy

astergirl

asternonbinary

astralgender

atergender

atmosgender

autigender

avarumgender/varumgender

avarumboy/varumboy

avarumgirl/varumgirl

avarumnonbinary/varumnonbinary

axigender/axisgender

axiboy/axisboy

axigirl/axisgirl

B

batgender/moongender/nocturnalgender/owlgender

bigender

man-leaning bigender

neutrois + man bigender

neutrois + woman bigender

woman-leaning bigender

bigenderfluid

bijougender/jewelgender

biogender

bissu

blizzgender

blurgender/genderfuzz

boggender/crocgender/gatorgender/swampgender

boi

borderfluid/bordergender

boy-proximal/boyprox

boyflux/manflux

brevigender

buckgender

burrnesha/sworn virgin

burstgender/spikegender

bxy

C

cadensgender

caedgender/caedogender

caedboy/caedoboy

caedgirl/caedogirl

caelgender

canidaegender/canigender/canisgender

caprigender

carmigender

cassflux

cassgender

catusgender/felidaegender/feligender/felisgender/nekogender

causticgender/caustigender

caveagender

caveaboy

caveafluid

caveagirl

caveanonbinary

cavegender

cavusgender

cendegender/cendgender

cendboy/cendeboy

cendegirl/cendgirl

cengender/resgender

cennedgender/pareogender

cervusgender

ceterogender

ceteroboy

ceterogirl

chaosgender

charagender/egogender

charaboy/egoboy

charagirl/egogirl

charanonbinary/egononbinary

charmgender

charmboy

charmgirl

cheiragender

circegender/circgender

cloudgender

cocoongender

cocoonboy

cocoongirl

cogitogender/cognogender/existigender/filogender/opinogender/pensgender

cogitoboy/cognoboy/existiboy/filoboy/opinoboy/pensboy

cogitogirl/cognogirl/existigirl/filogirl/opinogirl/pensgirl

coigender

collgender

colorgender

greengender

comgender

commogender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

commoboy

commogirl

commoneutral

commononbinary

compassfluid

compassgender

condigender

condiagender

condiboy

condigirl

contigender

corugender/flashgender

coruboy/flashboy

corugirl/flashgirl

cosmicgender

cryptogender/gendercryptic

crystagender

cutegender/gendercute

cyclogender

D

daegender

daimogender

daingender/delicagender/elegender/ethegender/ethereagender

deaboy/deamasculine

deergender/fawngender

delphigender/mystigender

demigender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

demi-offboy

demi-offgirl

demiagender

demialia

demiandrogyne

demibigender

demiboy

demifluid/demigenderfluid

demiflux/demigenderflux

demigenderqueer

demigirl

deminonbinary

demitransgender

deogirl/deofeminine

digigender

diurnalgender/flowergender

dodransgender

dodransandrogyne

dodransboy

dodransnonbinary

dodransgirl

dodransneutrois

doegender

domgender/plerugender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

domboy/pleruboy

domnonbinary/plerunonbinary

domgirl/plerugirl

dragongender

drakefluid

dreamgender

dryagender

dulcigender

duragender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

duraboy

duragirl

duranonbinary

E

eafluid/enbyfluid/nobifluid

earthgender

eastgender

echogender

echoboy

echogirl

echononbinary

ectogender

effluide

effreu

effrille

effron

egender/exgender

ekragender

ekraboy

ekragirl

elementgender

elissogender

emotugender/motusgender/sensumgender/sentigender

endogender

endoboy

endogirl

energender

entheogender

entrogender

entroboy

entrogirl

equigender

equinogender

erotogender

erotoagender

erotoandrogyne

erotoboy

erotogenderqueer/erotoqueer

erotogirl

erotomaverique

erotoneutrois

erotononbinary

espigender

evainsgender/evaisgender/locugender

exiccogender

expecgender/pivotgender

explorgender/explorogender

F

fa’afafine

faegender

familiargender

fascigender

fatugender

faunagender

femfluid/femmefluid/venufluid

femfluidflux

femgender/femmegender

femminiello

fengender

feugender

fingender

firegender

firmagender

fissgender

fluidflux/fluxfluid

foggender

fogboy

fogfluid

foggirl

freezegender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

freezeboy

freezefluid

freezegirl

freezenonbinary

frostgender

fuzzgender/fuzzygender

fuzzboy/fuzzyboy

fuzzfluid/fuzzyfluid

fuzzgirl/fuzzygirl

G

gemelgender

gemigender

geminigender

gender creative

gender neutral/genderneutral/neutral gender

gender nonconforming

gender questioning

gender variant/gendervariant

genderale

genderblank

gendercollector/genderhoarder/hoardgender

gendercosm

genderdormant

gendereaux

genderfae

genderf*ck/genderfuck

genderfleur/gendfleur

genderflight

genderflora

genderfluid

genderflux

genderglitch/genderglitched

genderhu

genderless

gendermaverick

gendermeh/mehgender

gendernegative

gendernull/nullgender

genderpansy

genderplasma

genderpositive

genderpunk

genderqueer

gendersea

genderslider

genderstrange

gendersuperfluid/shifterfluid/superfluidgender

gendervague/vaguegender

vagueboy

vaguefluid

vagueflux

vaguegirl

gendervex/gyaragender/gyragender

gyaraboy/gyraboy/vexboy

gyaragirl/gyragirl/vexgirl

gendervoid/voidgender

genderweird

genderwitched

girl-proximal/girlprox

girlflux/womanflux

glarogender

glassgender

glimragender

gossagender

gravgender/gravigender

graygender

greygender

gxrl

gynefluid

H

heagender

healegender

heliogender

hemigender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

hemiboy

hemigirl

heminonbinary

hijra

homgender/worlgender

horogender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

horoboy

horogirl

horononbinary

horrorgender

hydrogender

hypogender

hypoboy

hypogirl

hypononbinary

I

illusogender

illusoboy

illusogirl

impediogender

implagender/inexgender

intensiflux

intensigender

intergender

inturgender

invisigender

ipsogender

ipsogender man

ipsogender woman

J

jouine

jupitergender

juxera

K

kingender

kinggender

L

lamingender

laogender

lavagender/magmagender/volcanogender

lavaboy/magmaboy/volcanoboy

lavagirl/magmagirl/volcanogirl

lavanonbinary/magmanonbinary/volcanononbinary

leogender/reigngender

lettragender

leukogender

libergender/liberique

libragender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

librafeminine

libramasculine

librandrogyne

libranonbinary

lichtgender

lilapsogender

lilapsoboy

lilapsogirl

lovegender

luagender

ludogender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

ludoboy

ludogirl

ludononbinary

lunagender/monagender/monegender/selenogender

lysigender

M

macrogender

magegender/magusgender/venefigender/witchgender

magigender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

magiboy

magifluid

magigirl

maginonbinary

magiogender

māhū

malagender

malatransgender

marfluid/mascfluid/mascufluid

margender/marigender/maringender/nubilagender

marsgender

mascfluidflux

mascgender/mascugender

maverique

mazeplexgender

medeigender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

medeiboy

medeifluid

medeigirl

medeinonbinary

melauche

mercurygender

microgender

midgender

mingender

minumegender/subgender (I don’t have the flag for the general gender, but I have flags for specific genders under it)

minumeboy/subboy

minumefluid/subfluid

minumegirl/subgirl

minumenonbinary/subnonbinary

mirrorgender

mnioct

mniobainin

mniodrach

mniofirin

mollgender/molligender

moll-agender/molli-agender

mollboy/molliboy

mollfluid/mollifluid

mollgirl/molligirl

mosaigender/portiogender

multigender

multigender otherkin

musicgender/musigender

genderalto

genderbass

genderbeat

genderclef

genderdynamics

genderflat

genderforte

genderfortissimo

gendermajor

genderminor

gendernatural

genderpianissimo/genderpp

genderpitch

gendersharp

gendertreble

mutare/mutaregender

mutogender

muxe/muxhe

[genderqueer-dream]

Dodransgender people are dandy!

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[Image description: A flag which is filled with a light pink color, except for the top right quarter. That quarter is filled with a gray background and three diagonal lighter gray stripes above it. End image description.]

I went a made a quick flag for Dodransgender, hope you don’t mind!

The idea is that since Dodransgender is ¾, the flag reflects this. For this example, the pink is to represent girl or a feminine gender, so this would be for Dodransgirl. Since Dodransgender sounds like it would be a demigender, I made the grey box with light grey stripes in the corner to represent that ¼ of the gender may or may not be known. Sorta like how it is with other demigenders.

So, yeah! That’s it really. Sorry for the messy lines, I made this in MS Paint. But hopefully this helps!

Thanks for the idea!

[Image description: Five flags like the flag above, however the diagonal stripes are cleaner than in the original image. Those flags bear pastel purple, baby blue, cream yellow, baby pink - which is the same as the original image - and mint green colors, respectively.]

Dodransgender: “Three-fourths gender. Can be combined with relevant genders. Dodrans is the latin word for ¾ (or, more specifically 9/12; it was a unit of currency for a short time period). “

The flags are for dodransandrogyne, dodransboy, dodransnonbinary, dodransgirl and dodransneutrois, respectively.

~ Tath

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Dodransgender: three-fourths gender. dodrans is the latin word for ¾ (or, more specifically 9/12; it was a unit of currency for a short time period)

Autisticlapis

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For Dodransgender, I forgot to mention! The color part can also just be replaced with a flag of a person's choosing, and just still have the grey striped square covering a quarter of it. So like someone who would like to use bigender flag, would just make Dodransbigender with the bigender flag and have the grey striped square covering part of it. I thought I mentioned that in my submission, sorry about that! And hey, thank you for cleaning up my flag, it looks great!

Oh, that’s cool! I didn’t think about that. :P

You’re welcome, and thanks!

~ Tath

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How many genders are there in total, do you think?

I don’t see the point on counting at all, because:

Are you counting just labels, or gender experiences in general? Because both a male/female genderfluid person and a ceterofeminine/agender/maverique/stargender genderfluid person may only say they are genderfluid, while having completely different gender experiences;

Will you count “subtypes” as their own thing, or as more specific labels on their own? For instance, most dodransgender people will probably say they are demigender or magigender in casual conversation, because those are more common terms and dodransgender falls under both (demigender covers magigender as well). A lot of labels are just more specific ways of saying genderless, polygender, demigender and/or genderfluid, among other common experiences;

How do we know which labels are actually in use? Anyone can coin a gender, but they never get erased, because they could supposedly be useful to someone in the future. Multiple gender terms are abandoned by their coiners because they discovered more accurate labels, and multiple people have created lists of gender terms they were never inclined to use. There are certainly people who don’t post their gender labels on the internet, so it’s not like it would be easy to know which ones are in use or not.

If we are counting every possibility of gender ever (counting, say, neutrois/female ambigender as different from neutrois/female genderfluid and agender/female ambigender), there are at least millions of possibilities out there. As for gender labels, there are hundreds, and more come in every month, so I don’t doubt we will be on the thousands if we keep preserving the information we have for decades to come.

I’m not sure how would I go counting “gender subtypes”, because there are multiple ways to do it, and there are combinations that sort of fit in multiple categories. For instance, would horogender count as demigender, genderfluid or as some sort of demifluid category? Would genders such as maverique, anler and stargender count as separate categories, or as a “not male, not female gender that exists” category? Would xenogenders be their own category, or be split into other categories? What about neurogenders?

I hope this answer satisfies your question. :P

~ Tath

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Question about flag variation colors

Submitting this since it turned out too long for one ask! Hope y'all don’t mind.

I hope I don’t come off as sounding rude, I’m just curious about commonly used colors for variations of gender/orientations.

What I mean is like, for genders, there’s usually pink/red for girl/woman, light blue/blue for boy/man, green for neutrois, purple for androgyne, yellow for nb, and orange for maverique.

Then for orientation flag variations, there’s green for aromantic spectrum, purple for asexual spectrum, red for sexual spectrum*, pink for romantic spectrum*, yellow for platonic, yellow and pink for quasiplatonic, orange for sensual, and blue for alterous.

* = I’m actually not too sure about th is, I think they were mentione in an ask either on here or somewhere else. Please feel free to correct me on this!

So I was just wondering, are there other colors commonly used for certain categories of gender or orientation like these? I think it’s neat that besides flags, there’s general colors that are used consistently for variations like this!

Well, there is nothing official of course, the point is that those colors are followed so it’s easier to understand from where they come from.

Pink is a color associated with love in general, which is what I think was the inspiration to make the aro community color be green (the opposite of pink). On the aceflux flag, pink is used to mean sexual attraction, not red, but red is also seen as the color of desire/passion, which are commonly associated to lust, sex, and sexual attraction.

What actually represents lack of attraction on the asexual flag is black, but purple ended up more associated to asexual people, even though the color only represents community on the original flag. Maybe because it pops out more.

Since the main difference between asexual and aromantic flags are the purple and the green, those colors are sometimes used not as signs of lack of attraction, but as signs of what kind of attraction a flag represents. This is why orientations such as malasexual or pomosexual have purple on their flags, while malaromantic and pomoromantic have green, even though those orientations don’t necessarily have to do anything with the ace/aro spectrum.

I don’t know if this is what happened with platonic (yellow), queerplatonic (pink and yellow), alterous (blue) and sensual (orange/peach) colors, though. I mean, I don’t know if they were originally used as colors for lack of attraction but then became associated to their respective orientations, or if they were associated to attraction first and then used on a-spec flags.

To summarize:

Black would be the most adequate color to use to mean lack of attraction, but popularity of the asexual and aromantic flags ended up making people associate purple to lack of sexual attraction and green to lack of romantic attraction;

However, because of how asexual and aromantic communities were the pioneers of the current split attraction model, people may also associate purple to sexual attraction and green to romantic attraction, instead of the respective absences;

Which means, it’s basically up to the interpretation of the flag creators how they want to use its colors.

Pink and red are also good ways to represent the presence of attraction, especially (but not necessarily) romantic and sexual, respectively.

Now, for genders, again, there is room for interpretation. And it’s important to note that there are not only more genders than orientations, there are also more gender identities that are often combined with other gender labels to make specific flags than orientations.

(I mean, you can make a lot of combos, from aro/ace/apl to findemialterous/cupioromantic/panmyrsexual, but it makes more sense to have separate asexual and aromantic or pansexual and myrsexual flags than to have separate demigender and boy flags, for instance. People rarely use demigender on its own, and having a boy pride flag on its own doesn’t make much sense either.)

There are various identities that can be used as “core” gender identities. I’m talking about girl, boy, androgyne, maverique, neutrois, stargender, juxera, proxvir, and anything else that is a “core gender” that can be “modified”, such as in alteboy, demijuxera or librandrogyne, in contrast to identities that are descriptions of other genders, such as genderfluid, bigender or magigender. You can be altebigender or librafluid, but you still have “actual genders (or ��gender feelings’, in the case of libragender)” there, even if undefinable. Two maveriques or girls have the same gender, but two bigender or nanogender people can have entirely different genders.

With identities such as polygender or genderhoarder, it would be awful and potentially pointless to actually go through every possible combination of genders, and make flags based on each person’s experience. With identities such as magigender or bigender, well, it would also be awful and potentially pointless to make flags for every identity, but not only there are less identities to cover, it’s also more common for magigender and bigender people to talk about what specific gender(s) they have, instead of just saying the less specific term.

Usually, when a term is meant to use as a combination with other term (subgender, demigender, libragender, quivergender, etc.), flags are made for three possibilities: girl, boy, and nonbinary. Sometimes, people go further (see: dodransgender, altegender) - I especially like not having just three because I think it’s unfair to have more binary than nonbinary possibilities, with regards to the “core genders” - but it’s not mandatory to make more than a whatevergender flag, without variations, when making flags.

Flags that commonly have no core gender variations can either account for core genders on their own base flag, or just be on their own. (Of course, core genders will stick to the second one, but other kinds of identities may stick with either one.)

(Sorry for the long introduction, but I think this may be relevant to your interests.)

The ones that account for core genders are usually recognizable by patterns such as pink/blue/yellow/purple, or maybe pink/blue/green/black, red/blue/purple/white or similar variations. The colors are usually meant to be something like this:

Pink (sometimes red, magenta or purple): either binary women, woman-aligned people or femininity;

Blue (usually baby blue, but can be of other shades): either binary men, man-aligned people or masculinity;

Yellow (or green): either nonbinary people in general, or people whose genders don’t have anything to do with the gender binary;

Purple (or lavender, violet, etc.): either the mix of the meanings of whatever pink and blue mean on that particular flag, or nonbinary people in general (when there’s no yellow or green);

Black (or white): lack of gender, or maybe multiplicity of gender.

Sometimes, there’s also gray, which either means partial gender/demigender or confusion/questioning.

It’s important to note that, while those are often the meanings of these colors on other kinds of flags too, those are almost certainly the meanings of those colors on whatever flag has those colors together. See: crystagender, fluidflux, genderfluid, trigender, polygender, genderflux, musicgender.

I think this is rather uncreative; it’s often unnecessary to cover every sort of nonbinary people, and it leads to a lot of flags having similar pride colors.

Here are some flags that avoid that repetition (when they could fall into it), using other symbolism, focusing more on the identity itself: fissgender, verangender, emotugender and genderpositive.

Now, sometimes you have to be more specific than “male, female, in between, genderless and/or other nonbinary people”. But, besides the cultural background of pink girls and blue boys, most colors have no fixed meaning. The colors will probably be chosen from flags, but flags usually have more than one color. Besides, some identities could still overlap. Here are some examples:

Green: can mean neutrois, proxvir, nonbinary man, autigender, ceterogender or genderqueer/nonbinary;

Yellow: can mean nonbinary, ningender, egogender or liberique;

Orange: can mean nonbinary woman, maverique, intensigender or nymhs;

Red: can mean altegender, refligender, juxera, or maybe one of the various culturally exclusive identities that have red on their flags;

Pink: yes, can mean girl, but also any feminine gender, cutegender or genderfae;

Purple: can mean androgyne, genderqueer, gender neutral, femgender, nonbinary, aliagender, ambonec or intergender;

Blue: yes, can mean boy, but also any masculine gender, stargender or welkingender (and most other genders related to the sky, space or water).

Meanings of black and gray not included, since they are mostly consistent with what I said above.

Yeah, maybe most of those examples will never conflict with each other. And it’s always possible to use more colors in order to distinguish between different genders. But my purpose here is pointing out that many of those colors may have different meanings across flags, depending on which flags are made. Compare and contrast:

demiboy, demialia, demiandrogyne, nxnbinary

erotoandrogyne, erotogenderqueer, altequeer; androgyne [x] [x] [x] [x], genderqueer, queer chevrons

femgender, nonvirmina, genderqueer, agender, volitoneutrois

And this is ignoring the possibility of flags expressing anything else but gender. For instance, the maverique flag has white not for lack or multiplicity of gender, but to describe that maverique “comes from a blank slate”, as in, it’s not related to being male, masculine, female, feminine, neutral or without gender. The healegender flag has meanings that have nothing to do with the ones seen here. And so on.

It’s also important to notice that most flags that use boy/girl/nonbinary variations (such as magigender, pixelgender, horogender and quivergender) use yellow to represent nonbinary, even though there are exceptions (vapononbinary uses purple, vocinonbinary, ananonbinary and plerunonbinary use green). And most -gender versions of those flags (those that don’t use a core gender suffix) use green.

To summarize:

Some gender flags are rather predictable, because they use almost the same set of colors to represent a wide variety of “core genders”;

However, when it comes to flags that only represent one “core gender”, meanings may overlap because there are way more “core genders” than easily described color hues;

This can be bypassed by using more than one color, or some sort of discernible variation, but it rarely happens because most people just use girl/boy/nonbinary variations;

There is more to flag colors than genders, so you should be careful when assuming the meanings of certain flags.

I hope this answers your question!

~ Tath

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Hello! Is there a term for someone who's mostly male but a little bit female?

That could be nanogender!

Nanogender or Nan0gender: Someone who is nan0gender feels that their gender is a very small part one gender, and mostly something else. For example, a nan0girl would feel very slightly girl but mostly not.

Alternatively, there’s also Dodransgender, which means to be three-fourths of a certain gender.

Hope that helps!