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    [[File:Confusigenderstariiarts.png|thumb|Original Confusigender flag by StariiArts]]
    Confusigender is a term where a person’s gender or part of their gender seems confusing,meddled,or strange. A person who is Confusigender can either know at least one or more parts of their gender, but there is still a part that is confusing, or a person could not know their gender and yet their gender seems confusing. A person who identifies as Confusigender can also have other genders that they already know. For example, if someone was female but a part of their gender was confusing, they could be called Confusigirl. Same goes for masculine and neutral/unaligned. (Confusiboy,Confusienby). If a person has more than one gender identity, they could use Confusigender as if it was its own gender. For example, if someone was both male and female but also had a confused/meddled part of their gender, the would say they were Female,Male, and Confusigender.
    [[File:8C87B924-E8F8-4846-BAEA-76A9BF0BF312.png|thumb|Alternate Confusigender flag by FANDOM user StariiArts]]
    [[File:CONFUSIGENDER ALT FLAG.png|thumb|Alternate confusigender flag by Tumblr user felix-makes-flags]]
    '''Confusigender''' is a term where one's [[gender]], or part of their gender, seems confusing, meddled, or strange. Someone who is confusigender may know at least one or more parts of their gender, but there is still a part that is confusing. Someone who is confusigender could also not know their gender and yet their gender seems confusing.


    Someone who identifies as confusigender can also have other genders that they already know. For example, if someone was [[Woman|female]] but a part of their gender was confusing, they could be called confusigirl. If someone has more than one gender identity, they could use confusigender as if it was its own gender. For example, if someone was both [[Man|male]] and female but also had a confused/meddled part of their gender, the would say they were female, male, and confusigender.


    Confusigender is also on the [[Clypeus Spectrum]]. It is also similar to [[quoigender]].
    Related:


    == History ==
    Full gender examples:
    Confusigender was coined by FANDOM user [[User:StariiArts|StariiArts]] on May 31, 2021.<ref>https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Confusigender?action=history</ref>


    == Flag ==
    Confusiboy
    The confusigender flag and alternate confusigender flag were both created by FANDOM user StariiArts on May 31, 2021.<ref>[[:File:4CECEE3C-D464-4FB4-A3FD-3AF36E1A0E93.png|Flag upload log]]</ref><ref>[[:File:8C87B924-E8F8-4846-BAEA-76A9BF0BF312.png|Alternate flag upload log]]</ref> Gray represents confusion and the glitchy parts represents the undefined confusing parts of gender.


    Another alternate flag was created by Tumblr user [https://felix-makes-flags.tumblr.com/ felix-makes-flags] on December 22, 2021.<ref>[https://felix-makes-flags.tumblr.com/post/671452363398299648/confusigender-flag Tumblr post for alternate flag]</ref>
    Confusigirl


    == References ==
    Confusienby<br />

    (Add gender after, Confusigender + boy=Confusiboy)

    Demi-gender examples:

    Confusidemiboy

    Confusidemigirl

    Confusidemienby

    (Add Demi and then gender after, Demi-Girl+Confusigender=Confusidemigirl)

    <br />

    == History ==
    [[File:4CECEE3C-D464-4FB4-A3FD-3AF36E1A0E93.png|alt=|thumb|Confusigender flag by FANDOM user StariiArts]]
    Confusigender was coined by FANDOM user StariiArts on May 31 2021

    == Flag ==
    [[File:8C87B924-E8F8-4846-BAEA-76A9BF0BF312.png|alt=|thumb|Alternate Confusigender flag created by FANDOM user StariiArts]]
    The Confusigender flag and alternate Confusigender flag were both created by FANDOM user StariiArts. Gray represents confusion and the glitchy parts represents the undefined confusing parts of gender.
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    Latest revision as of 08:13, 29 January 2022

    Original Confusigender flag by StariiArts
    Alternate Confusigender flag by FANDOM user StariiArts
    Alternate confusigender flag by Tumblr user felix-makes-flags

    Confusigender is a term where one's gender, or part of their gender, seems confusing, meddled, or strange. Someone who is confusigender may know at least one or more parts of their gender, but there is still a part that is confusing. Someone who is confusigender could also not know their gender and yet their gender seems confusing.

    Someone who identifies as confusigender can also have other genders that they already know. For example, if someone was female but a part of their gender was confusing, they could be called confusigirl. If someone has more than one gender identity, they could use confusigender as if it was its own gender. For example, if someone was both male and female but also had a confused/meddled part of their gender, the would say they were female, male, and confusigender.

    Confusigender is also on the Clypeus Spectrum. It is also similar to quoigender.

    History

    Confusigender was coined by FANDOM user StariiArts on May 31, 2021.[1]

    Flag

    The confusigender flag and alternate confusigender flag were both created by FANDOM user StariiArts on May 31, 2021.[2][3] Gray represents confusion and the glitchy parts represents the undefined confusing parts of gender.

    Another alternate flag was created by Tumblr user felix-makes-flags on December 22, 2021.[4]

    References

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