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[[File:NewVer2.png|thumb|The system meaning]]The '''Astrokit System''' is for non-binary individuals who feel as gender is different from their [[Assigned Gender|assigned gender at birth (AGAB)]] and can’t find the right label for their gender. They may also feel that their AGAB has some impact on their gender. For example, a AMAB non-binary individual may feel as though their gender is still slightly masculine due to being AMAB. Someone who uses the Astrokit System might be confused or not have any labels they feel comfortable |
[[File:NewVer2.png|thumb|The system meaning]]The '''Astrokit System''' is for non-binary individuals who feel as gender is different from their [[Assigned Gender|assigned gender at birth (AGAB)]] and can’t find the right label for their gender. They may also feel that their AGAB has some impact on their gender. For example, a AMAB non-binary individual may feel as though their gender is still slightly masculine due to being AMAB. Someone who uses the Astrokit System might be confused or not have any labels they feel comfortable. |
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== Astrokit Alignments == |
== Astrokit Alignments == |
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Revision as of 18:05, 25 September 2021
The Astrokit System is for non-binary individuals who feel as gender is different from their assigned gender at birth (AGAB) and can’t find the right label for their gender. They may also feel that their AGAB has some impact on their gender. For example, a AMAB non-binary individual may feel as though their gender is still slightly masculine due to being AMAB. Someone who uses the Astrokit System might be confused or not have any labels they feel comfortable.
Astrokit Alignments
- Atsorian: Masculine aligned
- Dilkian: Feminine aligned
- Amarician: Genderless
- Ariclian: Non-binary aligned
- Alirian: Xeniac aligned
Combination Alignments
- Miolkian: atsorian and dilkian
- Amalkian: ariclian and dilkian
- Akrilician: atsorian and ariclian
- Atisrian: amarician and atsorian
- Arilian: amarician, atsorian and ariclian
- Adrivian: ariclian, atsorian and dilkian
- Aorician: alirian, atsorian and dilkian
- Dilrian: dilkian and alirian
- Alicrian: ariclian and amarician
- Erolian: amarician, dilkian and ariclian
- Amirian: amarician and dilkian
- Arlician: alirian and atsorian
Demi-Alignments
- Lilkian: Partly dilkian
- Akrocian: Partly atsorian
- Recolian: Partly ariclian
- Akirilian: Partly amarician
- Acilirian: Partly alirian
History
This gender system was coined by user A conor cat for Honor on September, 24 2021. [1]