#we really don't have any null genderedness so we arent sure how accurate this list is to null experiences ^^"

[daybreakthing]

Hi, hope you don't mind the question but since you made presentation labels for the term null/nil, do you have any idea on how to present like that? I'm someone who usually presents androgynously due to both my femeninity and masculinity being important to me, but there are other times where i want to present in a different way to gendered presentation. At first i thought that i would fit on the neutral or genderless category in those moment but after you explained the definitions of some terms you use i saw that null/nil is closer to what i want to convey than those two other terms but as much as i do research i can't find anything related on how to present like that. If you have any idea or know of a blog that could explain so i'd be very grateful, thanks

unfortunately we couldn't find anything of anyother talking about how to present null, we took a shot & making a list of what could be a null presentation based on the definition from here (link).

we feel like it's worth mentioning that due to the nature of nullity, null presentations have a high chance of being labeled as a binary presentation, but we hope our list can help regardless!

cool, monochrome colors, greyscale colors, & dull or dark colors.

minimalistic clothing & accessories, single color clothing, & outfits like a hoodie & sweatpants combo.

clothing with imagery related to voids or black-holes

we also feel like cloaks, face masks, gloves, & maybe scarfs could fit, as well as less form-fitting clothing

we feel null presentations would be casualic (link) more often than not, as an expression of the empty, blank, or "nothing" parts of it's definition.