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[[File:Audiogender.png|thumb|220x220px|The audiogender flag.]] |
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'''Audiogender''' has two definitions; first as a gender on it's own, and second as an umbrella term. As a separate gender audiogender refers to when the more one hears about a certain gender, the more one actively becomes that gender. |
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| ⚫ | Audiogender is also a subgroup of [[Aesthetigender|aesthetigenders]] that is based on sound or music. These genders can be inspired by music or sounds or they can simply use audio terms to best describe the gender. Audiogender can be used a gender on it's own but it most commonly used as an umbrella term. Terms included under the umbrella of audiogender include but is not limited to: |
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Revision as of 20:54, 22 November 2019
Audiogender has two definitions; first as a gender on it's own, and second as an umbrella term. As a separate gender audiogender refers to when the more one hears about a certain gender, the more one actively becomes that gender.
Audiogender is also a subgroup of aesthetigenders that is based on sound or music. These genders can be inspired by music or sounds or they can simply use audio terms to best describe the gender. Audiogender can be used a gender on it's own but it most commonly used as an umbrella term. Terms included under the umbrella of audiogender include but is not limited to:
Music Based
- Cadensgender
- Demicadens
- Genderbeat
- Genderplaylist
- Gender Silent
- Guitargender
- Immemorgender
- Melogender
- Musicagender
- Musicgender
Non-Music Audio
- Ampligender
- Boomgender
- Carmigender
- Coigender
- Genderclipping
- Impediogender
- Mufflegender
- Phonogender
- Vocagender
- Voluflux
- Voicefluid