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    [[File:-Near.png|thumb|-Near/Near- flag|247x247px]]
    [[File:-Near.png|thumb|The "-near"/"near-" flag.|247x247px]]
    '''-Near''' or '''Near-''' is both a prefix and suffix that describes a gender or sometimes orientation that feels extremely close to fitting a certain label, but there is something slightly 'off', 'missing', or 'different' about it. What defines a gender/orientation feeling this way is up to the individual.
    [[File:Alternate -Near flag.png|thumb|246x246px|Alt -Near/Near- flag created by fandom user MouseWithACookie Oct 15, 2021]]
    For example, feeling extremely close to being [[agender]], but not quite fitting the term's definition 100%. As a percentage, the individual may feel as if ones gender fits the description of agender, but only 90-99% of the way - there is something slightly off about it.


    "'''-near'''" or "'''near-'''" is a prefix and suffix that describes a [[Gender|gender]] or sometimes an [[Orientation|orientation]] that feels extremely close to fitting a particular label, but there is something slightly 'off', 'missing', or 'different' about it. What defines a gender/orientation feeling this way is up to the individual.
    The term can be used on any gender identity term as either a prefix or a suffix (eg. nearboy or boynear) and both forms add the same meaning to a term. Examples of -near/near- identities would be:


    [[File:Alternate -Near flag.png|thumb|246x246px|An alternate "-near"/"near-" flag created by FANDOM user [https://web.archive.org/web/20231021092116/https://community.fandom.com/wiki/User:MouseWithACookie MouseWithACookie] on Oct 15th, 2021.]]
    * Near[[boy]] / Boynear (could be similar to [[boyish]])
    * Near[[Female|girl]] / Girlnear (could be similar to [[girlish]])
    * Near[[Non-Binary|nonbinary]] / Nonbinarynear
    * Nearagender / Agendernear
    * Near[[bigender]] / Bigendernear


    For example, feeling extremely close to being [[Agender|agender]] but not quite fitting the term's definition 100%. As a percentage, the individual may feel as if one's gender fits the description of agender, but only 90-99% of the way - there is something slightly off about it.
    This prefix and suffix could also be used on orientations if one desires, with possible terms being nearace/acenear for [[asexual]] (could be similar to [[Dark Greysexual|dark greysexual]]), or nearbi/binear for [[bisexual]]. This is not the primary use for this term but it can be considered.


    The term can be used with any [[Gender Identity|gender identity]] term as either a prefix or a suffix (e.g. nearboy or boynear), and both forms add the same meaning to a term. Examples of "-near"/"near-" identities would be:
    Some -near/near- identities may overlap with existing terms as shown.
    * Nearboy / Boynear (could be similar to [[Boyish|boyish]])
    * Neargirl / Girlnear (could be similar to [[Girlish|girlish]])
    * Nearnonbinary / Nonbinarynear
    * Nearagender / Agendernear
    * Nearbigender / Bigendernear


    This prefix and suffix could also be used with orientations if one desires, with possible terms being nearace/acenear for [[Asexual|asexual]] (could be similar to [[Dark Greysexual|dark greysexual]]) or nearbi/binear for [[Bisexual|bisexual]]. This is not the primary use for this term, but it can be considered.
    == History ==
    The prefix and suffix -near/near- were coined on September 18th, 2021, by Discord user thenelsonsystem#0156 (FANDOM user TheNelsonSystem). It originally only contained the gender definition, but can now be used easily for both genders and orientations if wanted.


    Some "-near"/"near-" identities may overlap with existing terms.
    == Flags ==
    The -near/near- flag was designed on the same day by the same user. Its colours represent the following:
    Grey - [[agiaspec]] and [[Multigender|multigenders]].
    Blue - masculine-aligned and male-aligned genders.
    Purple - non-binary, [[abinary]], [[neutral]], and [[xenic]] genders.
    Pink - feminine-aligned and female-aligned genders.
    Off-White - feeling close to fitting a term's definition but not quite.


    ==History==
    There are currently no flags for specific -near/near- identities, but it is encouraged to make some if wanted.
    Discord user thenelsonsystem#0156 (FANDOM user [[User:TheNelsonSystem|TheNelsonSystem]]) coined the prefix and suffix "-near"/"near-" on September 18th, 2021. Initially, only the gender definition was included, but it can now be used easily for both genders and orientations.


    ==Flags==
    The "-near"/"near-" flag was designed on the same day by the same user. Its colors represent the following: grey - [[Agiaspec|agiaspec]] and [[Multigender|multigenders]], blue - [[Masculine|masculine]]-[[Gender Alignment|aligned]] and [[Male|male]]-aligned genders, purple - [[Non-Binary|non-binary]], [[Abinary|abinary]], [[Neutral|neutral]], and [[Xenic|xenic]] genders, pink - [[Feminine|feminine]]-aligned and [[Female|female]]-aligned genders, off-white - feeling close to fitting a term's definition but not quite.


    ==References==
    * {{Archive|Site=web|URL=20231021091617/https://www.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/User:TheNelsonSystem}}


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    Latest revision as of 17:35, 3 May 2024

    The "-near"/"near-" flag.

    "-near" or "near-" is a prefix and suffix that describes a gender or sometimes an orientation that feels extremely close to fitting a particular label, but there is something slightly 'off', 'missing', or 'different' about it. What defines a gender/orientation feeling this way is up to the individual.

    An alternate "-near"/"near-" flag created by FANDOM user MouseWithACookie on Oct 15th, 2021.

    For example, feeling extremely close to being agender but not quite fitting the term's definition 100%. As a percentage, the individual may feel as if one's gender fits the description of agender, but only 90-99% of the way - there is something slightly off about it.

    The term can be used with any gender identity term as either a prefix or a suffix (e.g. nearboy or boynear), and both forms add the same meaning to a term. Examples of "-near"/"near-" identities would be:

    • Nearboy / Boynear (could be similar to boyish)
    • Neargirl / Girlnear (could be similar to girlish)
    • Nearnonbinary / Nonbinarynear
    • Nearagender / Agendernear
    • Nearbigender / Bigendernear

    This prefix and suffix could also be used with orientations if one desires, with possible terms being nearace/acenear for asexual (could be similar to dark greysexual) or nearbi/binear for bisexual. This is not the primary use for this term, but it can be considered.

    Some "-near"/"near-" identities may overlap with existing terms.

    History

    Discord user thenelsonsystem#0156 (FANDOM user TheNelsonSystem) coined the prefix and suffix "-near"/"near-" on September 18th, 2021. Initially, only the gender definition was included, but it can now be used easily for both genders and orientations.

    Flags

    The "-near"/"near-" flag was designed on the same day by the same user. Its colors represent the following: grey - agiaspec and multigenders, blue - masculine-aligned and male-aligned genders, purple - non-binary, abinary, neutral, and xenic genders, pink - feminine-aligned and female-aligned genders, off-white - feeling close to fitting a term's definition but not quite.

    References

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