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    '''Boredgender''' is a [[neurogender]] characterized by the collecting of several identities (genders, orientations, pronouns) to appease one's need to feel a connection to oneself, though one quickly grows bored of them all - scraps everything - and tries again. This process can feel frustrating and may or may not make the original problem worse. This may be due to an unstable sense of self, impulsivity, dissociation or other reasons.


    Similar xenogenders may include [[Anacairgender]] and [[fluxodumgender]].
    == what is boredgender? ==
    boredgender is a neurogender characterised by the hoarding of several identities (genders, orientations, pronouns) to appease your need to feel a connection to yourself, though you quickly grow bored of them all - scrap everything - and try again. this process can feel frustrating and may or may not make the original problem worse. this may be due to an unstable sense of self, impulsivity, dissociation or other reasons.


    '''this is only for neurodivergent and mentally ill individuals'''
    This term is exclusive to [[neurodivergent]] individuals.


    ==History and Flags==
    coined by: me! (the person posting this)
    Boredgender was coined by FANDOM user Literallynotgod, and the boredgender flags were created by the same user. This article is the first recorded coining of the term.

    == similar xenogenders ==
    Anacairgender: a personagender / esmogender described as "when you become uneasy, distressed and/or feel discomfort because of your gender changing" could also be "when you become uneasy, distressed and/or feel discomfort, your gender changes." - coined by m0g414ng3lp05171v17y on tumblr

    Fluxodumgender: a neurogender described as "a trauma-based, fluid gender where you don't/can't keep the same identity for long and have to change it or else you become uncomfortable/distressed." the name comes from the latin word "fluxus" (flow / flowing) and incommodum (discomfort). - coined by playback-mogai on tumblr

    == flag variations ==
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    [[File:Untitled753 20210820012649.png|thumb|flag with ASD symbol]]
    [[File:Untitled753 20210820012900.png|thumb|flag with thought bubble]]
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    [[Category:Xenogender]]
    [[Category:Xenogender]]
    [[Category:Neurogenders]]
    [[Category:Neurogenders]]
    [[Category:Exclusive Identities]]
    [[Category:Exclusive Genders]]
    [[Category:Verified Resources]]
    [[Category:Collecting Terms]]

    Latest revision as of 16:18, 18 September 2021

    The boredgender flag without emblem.
    The boredgender flag with ASD symbol.
    The boredgender flag with thought bubble.

    Boredgender is a neurogender characterized by the collecting of several identities (genders, orientations, pronouns) to appease one's need to feel a connection to oneself, though one quickly grows bored of them all - scraps everything - and tries again. This process can feel frustrating and may or may not make the original problem worse. This may be due to an unstable sense of self, impulsivity, dissociation or other reasons.

    Similar xenogenders may include Anacairgender and fluxodumgender.

    This term is exclusive to neurodivergent individuals.

    History and Flags

    Boredgender was coined by FANDOM user Literallynotgod, and the boredgender flags were created by the same user. This article is the first recorded coining of the term.

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