#gendernot

[redwyverndht]

would you rather have a pronounsnote (uses deathnote logic but changes peoples pronoins while preserving gedner ideent) or have a gendernote (wherein you can alter peoples gender identites but have no control over what rponenousn that peopso choose)?

pronounsnote hands down, it'd be awesome to see more people get creative with pronouns even if they're cis, something something normalisation and also it's cool :3c

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Binaridissident Pirde Flag

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Binaridissidence or Binariodissidence (binariodissident): the disidentification towards gender binarity; another term for binaryn't (not binary).

This includes cis*, trans*, and iso*/meta*/abs* people that deviate the binary.

[imoga-pride]

Genderelse/Gendernot

Gendernot: having an experience that is not gender, but something else. I.e. a boynot would not describe boy as one’s gender, but something else.

Genderelse: feeling your gender is also something else. E.g. a girlelse would feel se is a girl AND something else. So you still be that gender identity, but you also have another identity, genderly or not.

[genderstarbucks]

Can you do a pleonotic dude flag?

Pleonotic Dude + Pleonotic Lady!!

Pleonotic describes an individual or the gender experience of an individual who identifies with a certain gender term but does not use/does not identify with other synonymous terms for that identity. Ex. someone who identifies as a boy but not as a man, or someone who identifies as a gal but not as a girl. Pleonotic may, but does not necessarily, refer to a gendernot, genderique or nongender identity, such as a nonboy man, nonmale guy, nongirl gal; nonenby (one identifies as non-binary, but not enby.)

[imoga-pride]

Pleonotic

Ascribing gender experience of someone who does not use other synonymous identities to describe their own gender identity. I.e. a nonboy man; being a girl but not a woman; a nonmale guy; nongirl gal; nonbinary, not enby (nonenby).

Pleonasm + not = pleonasn't; pleonasn't + (gender)ic = pleonotic. Not necessarily a gendernot, genderique or nongender.

[imoga-pride]

(Com)gendernot and agenderelse are like the same, for example. This “something else” part was meant to be “another thing”. An agenderelse would feel no gender AND something else, that could be a gender alignment or just a feeling that is not essentially a gender quality/qualifier nor related to gender at all.

A (gender)gendernot might feel something that is not gender, but they still want to answer this as thing instead of their gender, as if this thing is also important to classify/identify when asked about gender.

Genderelse/Gendernot

Gendernot: having an experience that is not gender, but something else. I.e. a boynot would not describe boy as one’s gender, but something else.

Genderelse: feeling your gender is also something else. E.g. a girlelse would feel se is a girl AND something else. So you still be that gender identity, but you also have another identity, genderly or not.