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[[File:Aquaticgender.png|thumb|The aquaticgender flag.]]'''Aquaticgender''' or '''aquatigender''' is a [[neurogender]] that is directly related to someone's hyperfixation with aquatic life. It is similar to [[ichthyogender]] because it is a [[faunagender]], but it is separate because it is exclusively for neurodivergent people and it encompasses all aquatic life, not just fish/fishlike creatures. |
[[File:Aquaticgender.png|thumb|The aquaticgender flag.]]'''Aquaticgender''' or '''aquatigender''' is a [[neurogender]] that is directly related to someone's hyperfixation with aquatic life. It is similar to [[ichthyogender]] because it is a [[faunagender]], but it is separate because it is exclusively for neurodivergent people and it encompasses all aquatic life, not just fish/fishlike creatures. |
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== Flag == |
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| ⚫ | The flag was designed by Ashton (●'◡'●) on discord.[[File:Aquaticgenderalt.png|thumb|An alternate aquaticgender flag.]]The dark blue represents saltwater and all that lives in it. The green represents the nurturing nature of people who care for aquatic life, like aquarists or people who work with conservation or rehabilitation. The lighter blue represents freshwater and all that lives in it. |
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The flag was designed by Ashton (●'◡'●) on discord. |
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[[File:Aquaticgenderalt.png|thumb|An alternate aquaticgender flag.]] |
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[[Category:Neurogenders]] |
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Revision as of 02:46, 17 July 2021
Aquaticgender or aquatigender is a neurogender that is directly related to someone's hyperfixation with aquatic life. It is similar to ichthyogender because it is a faunagender, but it is separate because it is exclusively for neurodivergent people and it encompasses all aquatic life, not just fish/fishlike creatures.
Flag
The flag was designed by Ashton (●'◡'●) on discord.
The dark blue represents saltwater and all that lives in it. The green represents the nurturing nature of people who care for aquatic life, like aquarists or people who work with conservation or rehabilitation. The lighter blue represents freshwater and all that lives in it.