Agenderflux

Agenderflux, also known as librafluid, is a gender in which one is mostly agender, but has a partial connection to a gender and that gender is fluid or fluctuating. This means that one might sometimes feels entirely agender but sometimes feel like they are slightly gendered. They could experience any gender or combination of genders such as masculine, feminine, androgynous, or another gender, and the gender they experience may be fluid. The exact amount of gender they experience may fluctuate (though the agender part almost always outweighs the gendered part).

It is similar to demifluid but specifically with agender being the static part, and the agender part outweighing the fluid part. Agenderflux people often also identify as non-binary, genderfluid, or transgender.

History
Agenderflux was coined by a currently unknown Tumblr user sometime before May 15, 2017.

Flag
The original flag has no known meaning.

The meaning of the alternate agenderflux flag by Asphyn Falwell is as follows: The grey and light grey stripes represent an absence of gender, the white represents partial genderlessness, the light green represents the fluctuation between a specific gender or multiple genders. Finally, green represents the non-binary genders.

The third alternate agenderflux flag was designed on June 19, 2020 by Reddit user u/It-Is-I-Username. Black represents the absence of gender, as it is the absence of color. White also represents the absence of gender, as it is the absence of pigment. Orange represents femininity in non-binary way. Green represents masculinity in non-binary way. Yellow represents a combination of femininity and masculinity in non-binary way.

An alternate flag was designed by FruitIndividual and PhysicsAndPuns on May 17th, 2021. The swallowtail shape represents partial lack of gender. The agender symbol represents agender lean. Black represents absence or lack of gender. Green represents agender and libragender as a whole. White represents presence of gender. Purple represents genderfluidity.