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'''Cascadan''' is a gender in the [[Aecor System]] in which ones gender feels like a waterfall. This could be a [[xenogender]] in which ones gender is connected to or influenced by waterfalls, or it could be a [[genderfluid]] identity in which ones gender is strongly rushing like a chaotic waterfall that cannot be contained. Cascadan may be added on to another identity, and one may identify as a cascagirl, a cascaboy, or a cascadenby. |
'''Cascadan''' is a gender in the [[Aecor System]] in which ones gender feels like a waterfall. This could be a [[xenogender]] in which ones gender is connected to or influenced by waterfalls, or it could be a [[genderfluid]] identity in which ones gender is strongly rushing like a chaotic waterfall that cannot be contained. Cascadan may be added on to another identity, and one may identify as a cascagirl, a cascaboy, or a cascadenby. |
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Revision as of 17:32, 25 April 2021
Cascadan is a gender in the Aecor System in which ones gender feels like a waterfall. This could be a xenogender in which ones gender is connected to or influenced by waterfalls, or it could be a genderfluid identity in which ones gender is strongly rushing like a chaotic waterfall that cannot be contained. Cascadan may be added on to another identity, and one may identify as a cascagirl, a cascaboy, or a cascadenby.
Etymology
Cascadan comes from the Spanish word for waterfall, cascada.
History
Cascadan was coined by Fandom User Double-bi, also known as Jacinto (though he went by James at the time), on January 2nd, 2021, in addition to the rest of the genders in the Aecor System.
Flag
The Cascadan flag was made on the same day the term was coined, by user Starfruit110. The flag has shades of blue, to represent the connection to water, and also the different ways and intensity of Cascadan. The flag also has a waterfall, to represent the connection to waterfalls.