#suprafeminine

[neopronouns]

supermasculine, supramasculine, and ultramasculine flags? (Matching the superfeminine, suprafeminine, and ultrafeminine counterparts)

queued!

[imoga-pride]

is there a gender for when your gender IS femininity but not a woman? specifically hyper femininity but not like pinkgender or cutegender but just... femininity? idk how to word this

like feminigender/femgender. fingender is specifically an umbrella term for genders feminine in nature, originally coined as ffin (however as ffinsexual, not ffingender) for female feminine in nature. feingender exists specifically for female in nature, in place of feminine in nature.

check also overfemme, artemian and suprafeminine/superfeminine/hyperfeminine/ultrafeminine

[momma-mogai-sphinx]

Superfeminine, Suprafeminine, Hyperfeminine, and Ultrafeminine flags requested by anon:

Superfeminine - being very feminine

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Suprafeminine - when you consider yourself to have multiple gender expressions, but are chiefly/supremely feminine; when you have multiple genders, but your "dominant" gender is FIN. (derived from supragender)

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Hyperfeminine - expressing your gender with more intensity than is considered common; identifying with a certain FIN gender more intensely than is considered common. (derived from Hypergender: Experiencing a gender with more intensity than is common for your identity)

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Ultrafeminine - expressing both unrestricted femininity and power/status without regard for the masc-fem spectrum; an aingender/xenogender that feels powerful/of status high and, in some way, influenced by femininity. (derived from Ultragender: A gender that is powerful and of high status, too powerful to be restricted by a spectrum)

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I'll be honest, I've never heard of any of these terms before used in reference to gender (or even as personal descriptors for gender expression). When I look them up, I can't find anything about them, but the anon who requested them explained that they can be understood in relation to other ultra-, super-, supra-, and hyper- genders; so all of these definitions, excluding superfeminine, are based off of those definitions (I couldn't find anything for supergenders). If I've gotten any of these terms wrong, please let me know so I can fix it.

I assume you can probably use these labels the same way you'd use any other gender or expression terminology, e.g. "I am hyperfeminine-expressing," or "I identify as/my gender is ultrafeminine[gender]."

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Stripe meanings:

Superfeminine - the red represents superfeminine women, as well as a passion for femininity. The purple represents superfeminine GNC men and the pinkish red is for superfeminine enbies. The black is for nonconformity and how honest gender expression comes from within, regardless of how much it "aligns" with culturally constructed ideas.

Suprafeminine - the pink stripes in the middle show the dominance of a fingender or femininity within a suprafeminine person's identity. The purple, orange, yellow, green, and blue represent other possible genders or gender expressions a suprafeminine person experiences.

Hyperfeminine - the hot pink, of course, represents "vibrant" femininity, while the reds represent passion and dauntlessness. The bold black stripe in the middle serves not only to contrast these colors, but also to represent the depth and intensity of a hyperfeminine person's gender experience/expression.

Ultrafeminine - the lavender and yellow are taken from the aporagender flag to emphasize how ultragenders as a whole are "completely off the spectrum." The purple represents regality, the red represents power, and the pink represents the feminine influence.

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If you have any problems with these terms or flag designs, please let me know. I may take the post down & will certainly do my best to correct the issue.🦋