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The blacks and greys represent darkness, shadows, and grim imagery, as well as a sense of mysteriousness and calm around your gender. The pink, blue, and yellow represent feminine, masculine, and androgynous presentations/identities respectively. The center, with eyes and bows, shows both surrealism and cuteness as part of the system themes. |
The blacks and greys represent darkness, shadows, and grim imagery, as well as a sense of mysteriousness and calm around your gender. The pink, blue, and yellow represent feminine, masculine, and androgynous presentations/identities respectively. The center, with eyes and bows, shows both surrealism and cuteness as part of the system themes. |
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Revision as of 00:41, 13 November 2021
The CreepyCute System is group of non-binary xenogenders related to things that are both cute and creepy at the same time
The system, and most of the terms used in it were coined by the reddit user AHumanBeing67[1].
History
The system was coined on November 10 2021 by AHumanBeing67. The flag was created on the same day by the same person
Terms
- Polycephalgender
- Zombunnygender
- Twinplushgender
More terms will be made later by the creator of the system later due to issues relating to school
Flag
The blacks and greys represent darkness, shadows, and grim imagery, as well as a sense of mysteriousness and calm around your gender. The pink, blue, and yellow represent feminine, masculine, and androgynous presentations/identities respectively. The center, with eyes and bows, shows both surrealism and cuteness as part of the system themes.