Outersystemic

Outersystemic is where you have so many genders in such a complex way that it feels like a solar system, or even a galaxy. It is where you have so many genders, and some relate to others in such a way that they can only be described as a solar system/galaxy. It can also be that your genders are so many and relate to each other in such specific ways that they act like a solar system/galaxy, or feel like one. It is not a gender in of itself, it is the combination of many and many. For some who are outersystemic, more specifically those who are Outergalaxic, they feel as if they have a base gender, or a gender that is the center, like a black hole. This could be that they feel that every gender is revolving around this 'black hole gender', or as if it is less of a gender, and more of something that sucks up genders and erases them from the galaxy.

You do not need to identify with one of the sub-titles of outersystemic.

Outersystemic is similar to Worldgender.

Outergalaxic
Outergalaxic is a title within Outersystemic that refers to when your genders feel like or relate to a galaxy more than a solar system. The galaxy is larger and has more specifics within it than a solar system. The galaxy may also have a 'black hole' of sorts, that could either be considered a base gender, or a gender that sucks up or erases the other genders that get too close.

Outersolarsystemic
Outersolarsystemic is a title within Outersystemic that refers to when your genders feel like or relate to a solar system more than a galaxy. The solar system is smaller and a little less complicated than a galaxy. The solar system doesn't have a 'black hole' in it, but could still have a kind of 'base gender'.

History
The term Outersystemic was coined by wiki user Adorable almond on Feb 12, 2021.

The flag was made my wiki user Adorable almond on Feb 12, 2021.

Flag
The outersystemic flag includes three stripes, a star, and a ring. The first stripe is purple, and represents planets. The second stripe is black, and represents the abyss of space and all that is in it. The third stripe is a grey-blue, and represents moons and asteroids. The star is in the middle and represents suns and stars. The ring surrounds the star, and represents rings on planets and orbits around planets and stars.