Delusogender

The delusogender flag.

Delusogender is a neurogender that can be described as a subset of posigender, in which someone's gender is influenced by delusions they experience/have experienced. However, it can be used by anyone who experiences delusions, not limited to people with schizophrenia. The "gender" part of delusogender can be substituted to fit the gender identity that a person identifies with in their delusional state, such as delusoboy, delusogirl, etc. Delusogender is also an umbrella term for the more specific types of it.

Types

Delusogender has four types currently, relating to different types of delusions someone might experience.

Holidelusogender, in which someone's gender is defined/influenced by delusions of being divine, holy, demonic, angelic, or godly.

Grandelusogender, in which someone's gender is defined/influenced by delusions of grandeur.

Paradelusogender, in which someone's gender is defined/influenced by paranoid delusions.

Delusofluid, in which someone's gender is defined/influenced by delusions, but is fluid between delusogenders.

Deluattachgender, in which one's gender is influenced by delusional attachments and/or by the experience of having delusional attachments.

History

Delusogender and its variants were coined on May 30, 2018 by Tumblr user Actuallyschizophrenic.

Flag

The flag was made on the same day as the term. The color meanings are as follows:

• Dark fuchsia represents all types of delusions
• Fuchsia represents bizarre delusions
• Red represents paranoid delusions
• Orange represents delusions of grandeur
• Yellow represents divine/godly delusions
• Teal represents realistic and nihilistic delusions
• Blue represents Truman Show delusions
• Dark blue represents persecutory delusions
• The black outline represents the disconnect between one’s delusions and reality