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    '''Cerisic''' is essentially an identity for people that can only, or only feel comfortable, describing their gender as [[feminine]]. This could be due to:
    '''Cerisic''' is essentially an identity for people that can only, or only feel comfortable, describing their gender as [[feminine]]. This could be due to:


    * Having a masculine expression that heavily impacts their identity.
    * Having a masculine expression that heavily impacts their identity.
    * Being certain their gender is feminine-related, questioning or not.
    * Being certain their gender is feminine-related, questioning or not.
    * Neurodivergence that impacts their gender.
    *'''Neurodivergence having an impact on other aspects of their gender.'''


    The masculine counterpart to cerisic is [[ceruleanic]].
    The masculine counterpart to cerisic is [[ceruleanic]].

    Revision as of 16:06, 11 September 2021

    Cerisic pride flag.

    Cerisic is essentially an identity for people that can only, or only feel comfortable, describing their gender as feminine. This could be due to:

    • Having a masculine expression that heavily impacts their identity.
    • Being certain their gender is feminine-related, questioning or not.
    • Neurodivergence having an impact on other aspects of their gender.

    The masculine counterpart to cerisic is ceruleanic.

    History

    The term was coined by QMCR on Sep. 11 2021. There are currently no recourses outside of the wiki that further explain the term.

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