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    [[File:Gender Flag.png|alt=It was made by Axl on November 2021|thumb|Cactusgender flag]]
    [[File:Gender Flag.png|alt=It was made by Axl on November 2021|thumb|The cactusgender flag.]]
    Cactusgender is a [[plantgender]] in which ones gender feels like a cactus, as if it hurts and it stings. A cactusgender individual doesn't want to be assiocated with the anthrogender spectrum, only with the plantgender spectrum.
    '''Cactusgender''' is a [[plantgender]] in which one's gender feels like a cactus, as if it hurts and it stings. A cactusgender individual doesn't want to be associated with the [[anthrogender]] spectrum, only with the plantgender spectrum.


    == History ==
    == History ==
    Cactusgender was mentioned in a conversation near the end of 2020 but was further defined and elaborated on November 26, 2021 by FANDOM users axL and Clubi. The flag was made by axL on Discord. It was originally created for someone whose gender identity was considered [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] by technicality but did not want to be defined as such.
    Cactusgender was first mentioned in a verbal conversation near the end of 2020, but it was further defined and elaborated on by two users known as axL and Clubi on November 26, 2021.


    == Flag ==
    == Flag ==
    The green shades of the flag are meant to represent that this gender is under the plantgender umbrella. The cactus represents the feeling of the gender, that it constantly hurts and stings. The purple circle is to represent the unity and harmony of the gender with the sexuality inside the circle, despite the contradicting meaning of the cactus.
    The cactusgender flag was made by Discord user axL on an unknown date. It was originally created for someone whose gender identity was considered [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] by technicality but did not want to be defined as such. The green shades of the flag are meant to represent that this gender is under the plantgender umbrella. The cactus represents the feeling of the gender, that it constantly hurts and stings. The purple circle is to represent the unity and harmony of the gender, with one's orientation or other identity inside the circle, despite the contradicting meaning of the cactus.


    == Gallery ==
    == Gallery ==
    <gallery>
    <gallery>
    File:Pansexual Cactusgender Flag.png|Pansexual cactusgender flag
    File:Pansexual Cactusgender Flag.png|The pansexual cactusgender flag.
    File:Gay Cactusgender flag.png|Gay cactusgender flag
    File:Gay Cactusgender flag.png|The gay cactusgender flag.
    File:Lesbian Cactusgender flag.png|Lesbian cactusgender flag
    File:Lesbian Cactusgender flag.png|The lesbian cactusgender flag.
    File:Hetero Cactusgender Flag.png|Heterosexual cactusgender flag
    File:Hetero Cactusgender Flag.png|The heterosexual cactusgender flag.
    File:BisexualCactusGenderFlag.png|Bisexual cactusgender flag
    File:BisexualCactusGenderFlag.png|The bisexual cactusgender flag.
    File:Asexual Cactusgender Flag.png|Asexual cactusgender flag
    File:Asexual Cactusgender Flag.png|The asexual cactusgender flag.
    File:Aromantic Cactusgender Flag.png|Aromantic cactusgender flag
    File:Aromantic Cactusgender Flag.png|The aromantic cactusgender flag.
    File:Intersex Cactusgender Flag.png|Intersex cactusgender flag
    File:Intersex Cactusgender Flag.png|The intersex cactusgender flag.
    File:Polysexual Cactusgender Flag.png|Polysexual cactusgender flag
    File:Polysexual Cactusgender Flag.png|The polysexual cactusgender flag.
    File:Queers Cactusgender Flag.png|Queer cactusgender flag
    File:Queers Cactusgender Flag.png|The queer cactusgender flag.
    File:Arbrosexual Cactusgender Flag.png|Abrosexual cactusgender flag
    File:Arbrosexual Cactusgender Flag.png|The abrosexual cactusgender flag.
    File:Demisexual Cactusgender Flag.png|Demisexual cactusgender flag
    File:Demisexual Cactusgender Flag.png|The demisexual cactusgender flag.
    File:Multisexual Cactusgender Flag.png|Multisexual Cactusgender Flag
    File:Multisexual Cactusgender Flag.png|The multisexual cactusgender flag.
    File:Omnisexual cactusgender flag.png|Omnisexual cactusgender flag
    File:Omnisexual cactusgender flag.png|The omnisexual cactusgender flag.
    </gallery>
    </gallery>
    [[Category:Xenogender]]
    [[Category:Xenogender]]

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    It was made by Axl on November 2021
    The cactusgender flag.

    Cactusgender is a plantgender in which one's gender feels like a cactus, as if it hurts and it stings. A cactusgender individual doesn't want to be associated with the anthrogender spectrum, only with the plantgender spectrum.

    History

    Cactusgender was first mentioned in a verbal conversation near the end of 2020, but it was further defined and elaborated on by two users known as axL and Clubi on November 26, 2021.

    Flag

    The cactusgender flag was made by Discord user axL on an unknown date. It was originally created for someone whose gender identity was considered non-binary by technicality but did not want to be defined as such. The green shades of the flag are meant to represent that this gender is under the plantgender umbrella. The cactus represents the feeling of the gender, that it constantly hurts and stings. The purple circle is to represent the unity and harmony of the gender, with one's orientation or other identity inside the circle, despite the contradicting meaning of the cactus.

    Gallery

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