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    Aorittean is a gender identity where one exclusively experiences/feels connected to boyhood. They may feel as if their gender itself is boyhood. However, one could have any other genders yet exclusively feel relation to boyhood.
    '''Aorittean''' is a gender identity where one exclusively experiences/feels connected to boyhood. They may feel as if their gender itself is boyhood. However, one could have any other genders yet exclusively feel relation to boyhood.
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    [[File:Demirittean.png|thumb|Demirittean]]
    Demirittean is a gender identity where one experiences/feels a partial connection to boyhood. This is a mixture of [[demigender]] and aorittean.(edited)
    '''Demirittean''' is a gender identity where one experiences/feels a partial connection to boyhood. This is a mixture of [[demigender]] and aorittean.(edited)
    [[File:Aoritteanflux.png|thumb|Aoritteanflux]]
    [[File:Aoritteanflux.png|thumb|Aoritteanflux]]
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    [[File:Aoritteanflexible.png|thumb|Aoritteanflexible]]
    Aoritteanflux, or aoritteanflexible, is a gender identity where one feels related or experiences boyhood but may feel related to (example:) girlhood on occasion. This is a mixture of [[genderflux]] and aorittean.
    '''Aoritteanflux''', or '''aoritteanflexible''', is a gender identity where one feels related or experiences boyhood but may feel related to (example:) girlhood on occasion. This is a mixture of [[genderflux]] and aorittean.


    One doesn't necessarily have to be [[Mingender|min]]- to be any of these genders, one just have to feel a connection to boyhood.
    One doesn't necessarily have to be [[Mingender|min]]- to be any of these genders, one just have to feel a connection to boyhood.


    The girlhood counterpart of these genders is [[korittean]].
    The ''girlhood'' counterpart of these genders is [[korittean]].


    = Etymology =
    = Etymology =

    Revision as of 13:44, 30 July 2021

    Aorittean

    Aorittean is a gender identity where one exclusively experiences/feels connected to boyhood. They may feel as if their gender itself is boyhood. However, one could have any other genders yet exclusively feel relation to boyhood.

    Demirittean

    Demirittean is a gender identity where one experiences/feels a partial connection to boyhood. This is a mixture of demigender and aorittean.(edited)

    Aoritteanflux
    Aoritteanflexible

    Aoritteanflux, or aoritteanflexible, is a gender identity where one feels related or experiences boyhood but may feel related to (example:) girlhood on occasion. This is a mixture of genderflux and aorittean.

    One doesn't necessarily have to be min- to be any of these genders, one just have to feel a connection to boyhood.

    The girlhood counterpart of these genders is korittean.

    Etymology

    The name aorittean is inspired by the Norwegian word hette which means hood in English.

    Flag

    The blue is meant to represent boyhood and potential min-. The black is meant to represent fluctuation and flexibility. The white represents the potential non-binary connection one may or may not feel.

    History

    These genders and flags were coined by Reddit user u/hiitsyaz on July 30th, 2021.

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