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[[File:Cisfeminine.png|thumb|Cisfeminine flag by arco-pluris]] |
[[File:Cisfeminine.png|thumb|Cisfeminine flag by arco-pluris]] |
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[[File:Cisfem.png|thumb|Cisfeminine flag by julietianboy]] |
[[File:Cisfem.png|thumb|Cisfeminine flag by julietianboy]] |
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'''Cisfeminine''' describe individuals who are connected to [[cisgender]] [[femininity]] or [[cissex]] [[mulladic|femaleness]]. |
'''Cisfeminine''' describe individuals who are connected to [[cisgender]] [[femininity]] or [[cissex]] [[mulladic|femaleness]]. Cisfemininity is a term used to describe cis individuals who were [[AFAB|assigned female at birth]] and experience feminine [[gender]]ed feelings to a greater extent than with [[masculinity]].<ref>[[wiktionary:cisfeminine]]</ref> |
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The term cisfeminine includes cis [[binary]] [[women]] with [[fingender]]/[[fiaspec]] [[non-binary]] individuals experiencing cisness. It's useful for those who are [[multigender]], [[genderqueer]], [[genderfluid]], [[intersex]], [[altersex]], etc. |
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The masculine counterpart is [[cismasculine]]. The [[transgender]] counterpart is [[transfeminine]]. |
The masculine counterpart is [[cismasculine]]. The [[transgender]] counterpart is [[transfeminine]]. |
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Latest revision as of 20:12, 8 May 2024
Cisfeminine describe individuals who are connected to cisgender femininity or cissex femaleness. Cisfemininity is a term used to describe cis individuals who were assigned female at birth and experience feminine gendered feelings to a greater extent than with masculinity.[1]
The term cisfeminine includes cis binary women with fingender/fiaspec non-binary individuals experiencing cisness. It's useful for those who are multigender, genderqueer, genderfluid, intersex, altersex, etc.
The masculine counterpart is cismasculine. The transgender counterpart is transfeminine.
Flags
The cisfeminine flag was designed by arco-pluris via Tumblr blog beyond-mogai-pride-flags on October 5, 2022.[2]
Another cisfeminine flag was designed by Tumblr user julietianboy on October 8, 2022.[3]