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'''Aisthesisgender''', or '''synesgender,''' is a gender that is made of sensation or sensations, or is a sensation or sensations. It can be colors, feelings, sounds, or shapes, but can also be a gender associated with such. It can be a stand alone term, or one that describes another gender. It can be used by both synesthetes and non-synesthetes.<ref name=pcs>[https://pride-color-schemes.tumblr.com/post/162015365943/aisthesisgender-or-synesgender Aisthesisgender or Synesgender]</ref> |
'''Aisthesisgender''', or '''synesgender,''' is a gender that is made of sensation or sensations, or is a sensation or sensations. It can be colors, feelings, sounds, or shapes, but can also be a gender associated with such. It can be a stand alone term, or one that describes another gender. It can be used by both synesthetes and non-synesthetes.<ref name=pcs>[https://pride-color-schemes.tumblr.com/post/162015365943/aisthesisgender-or-synesgender Aisthesisgender or Synesgender]</ref> It may be a [[neurogender]] for synesthetes, but is not exclusively one. |
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Revision as of 15:09, 22 March 2021
Aisthesisgender, or synesgender, is a gender that is made of sensation or sensations, or is a sensation or sensations. It can be colors, feelings, sounds, or shapes, but can also be a gender associated with such. It can be a stand alone term, or one that describes another gender. It can be used by both synesthetes and non-synesthetes.[1] It may be a neurogender for synesthetes, but is not exclusively one.
History and Flag
This term and flag were created by DeviantArt user Bio666 (formerly Angeiical).[1]
Etymology
"Aisthesisgender" comes from aisthesis, the Greek word for "sensation."[1]