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    '''Aivotsex''' is a [[sex]] that is specific to systems. It is a term used to describe non-humans within systems who have sex characteristics that are not describable as male, female, or [[intersex]]. This term may be used by any non-human system member to describe the sex characteristics they have within their inner world. For example, a non-human system member who is partially or fully an animal may have something similar to a [[faunagenital]], making them fit aivotsex better than terms for human sexes.
    '''Aivotsex''' is a [[sex]] under the [[Tubuhive]] umbrella that is specific to [[plural:System|systems]]. It is a term used to describe [[plrual:Nonhuman|non-humans]] within systems who have sex characteristics that are not describable as male, female, or [[intersex]]. This term may be used by any non-human system member to describe the sex characteristics they have within their inner world.


    For example, a non-human system member who is partially or fully an animal may have something similar to a [[faunagenital]], making them fit aivotsex better than terms for human sexes.
    This term is only to be used by those who are non-human system members, and is not to be used by singlets or anyone who is not a system. One with this sex may or may not identify as [[aivotgender]] as well.
    This term is only to be used by those who are non-human system members, and is not to be used by singlets or anyone who is not a system. One with this sex may or may not be [[aivotgender]] as well.


    ==History==
    ==History==
    Aivotsex was coined by [[User:Cryptocrew|Cryptocrew]] at [[User:Stitchy0|Stitchy0's]] request on April 2nd of 2021.
    Aivotsex was coined by [[User:Cryptocrew|Cryptocrew]] at [[User:Stitchy0|Stitchy0's]] request on April 2nd of 2021. This term was coined through this page, and has no outside resources.


    ==Etymology==
    ==Etymology==
    The name comes from the Finnish word ''aivot'', which translates to 'brain' or 'mind' in English.
    The name comes from the Finnish word ''aivot'', which translates to 'brain' or 'mind' in English.






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    Latest revision as of 16:43, 7 July 2022

    Aivotsex is a sex under the Tubuhive umbrella that is specific to systems. It is a term used to describe non-humans within systems who have sex characteristics that are not describable as male, female, or intersex. This term may be used by any non-human system member to describe the sex characteristics they have within their inner world.

    For example, a non-human system member who is partially or fully an animal may have something similar to a faunagenital, making them fit aivotsex better than terms for human sexes. This term is only to be used by those who are non-human system members, and is not to be used by singlets or anyone who is not a system. One with this sex may or may not be aivotgender as well.

    History

    Aivotsex was coined by Cryptocrew at Stitchy0's request on April 2nd of 2021. This term was coined through this page, and has no outside resources.

    Etymology

    The name comes from the Finnish word aivot, which translates to 'brain' or 'mind' in English.




    [[Category: Terms That Were Coined Via Their Pages

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