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[[File:Aporangi flag.png|thumb|The aporangi pride flag.]] |
[[File:Aporangi flag.png|thumb|The aporangi pride flag.]] |
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[[File:Aporang.png|thumb|Aporangi original flag]] |
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'''Aporangi''' is an [[androgynous]] gender/[[lingender]] in which one is both [[androgynous]]/[[androgyne]] and [[aporine]]/[[aporagender]]. Their gender may be fluid or fluctuate, and could also be used to describe a polygender person who has both [[androgynous]] and [[aporine]] genders. Someone who is aporangi does not have to experience both exclusively or equally. |
'''Aporangi''' is an [[androgynous]] [[gender]]/[[lingender]] in which one is [[both]] [[androgynous]]/[[androgyne]] and [[aporine]]/[[aporagender]]. Their gender may be [[Genderfluid|fluid]] or [[Genderflux|fluctuate]], and could also be used to describe a [[polygender]] person who has both [[androgynous]] and [[aporine]] genders. Someone who is aporangi does not have to experience both exclusively or equally. |
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The xenine equivalent of this term is [[xendrogyne]]. |
The [[xenine]] equivalent of this term is [[xendrogyne]]. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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Ze created Aporangi intending for it to be an [[androgynous]] gender and never specified it as a [[xenogender]]. |
Ze created Aporangi intending for it to be an [[androgynous]] gender and never specified it as a [[xenogender]]. |
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The original coining was described as a form of [[bigender]] on August 13, 2020 by anonymous via Tumblr blog gender- |
The original coining was described as a form of [[bigender]] on August 13, 2020 by anonymous via Tumblr blog gender-resource.<ref name=":0">{{Archive|Site=today|URL=https://gender-resource.tumblr.com/post/626381242078724096/what-you-think-the-label-aporangi-its-cute-for}}</ref> |
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== Flags == |
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The flag was coined alongside with aporangi on March 26, 2021. The design is inspired by the aporagender and androgyne flag. The blue and pink represent masculinity and femininity, respectively, and the purple represents the blend of the two to make androgyny. The yellow represents aporagender, and the yellow and purple blending represents both androgyne and aporagender being one. |
The flag was coined alongside with aporangi on March 26, 2021. The design is inspired by the aporagender and androgyne flag. The blue and pink represent masculinity and femininity, respectively, and the purple represents the blend of the two to make androgyny. The yellow represents aporagender, and the yellow and purple blending represents both androgyne and aporagender being one. |
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The original aporangi flag was designed combing both androgyne and aporagender flags, posted by Tumblr blog gender-resource on August 13, 2020.<ref name=":0" /> |
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== Resources == |
== Resources == |
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Latest revision as of 22:46, 6 October 2022
Aporangi is an androgynous gender/lingender in which one is both androgynous/androgyne and aporine/aporagender. Their gender may be fluid or fluctuate, and could also be used to describe a polygender person who has both androgynous and aporine genders. Someone who is aporangi does not have to experience both exclusively or equally.
The xenine equivalent of this term is xendrogyne.
History
Aporangi was coined by Tumblr user panvampic on March 26, 2021 as a term to go alongside xendrogyne,[1] which was coined a few months beforehand.
Ze created Aporangi intending for it to be an androgynous gender and never specified it as a xenogender.
The original coining was described as a form of bigender on August 13, 2020 by anonymous via Tumblr blog gender-resource.[2]
Flags
The flag was coined alongside with aporangi on March 26, 2021. The design is inspired by the aporagender and androgyne flag. The blue and pink represent masculinity and femininity, respectively, and the purple represents the blend of the two to make androgyny. The yellow represents aporagender, and the yellow and purple blending represents both androgyne and aporagender being one.
The original aporangi flag was designed combing both androgyne and aporagender flags, posted by Tumblr blog gender-resource on August 13, 2020.[2]