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{{Stub}}[[File:Demigenderflux.jpg|thumb|The demigenderflux flag.]] |
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[[File:Demigenderflux Alternate Flag.png|thumb|Alternate demigenderflux flag by XPearlxSkyx]] |
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'''Demigenderflux''' is a combination of [[demigender]], and [[genderflux]]. It's a term for when ones some connection to a given gender, but one's gender also fluctuates. For example, at their most [[neutral]], they feel like they are [[ |
'''Demigenderflux''' is a combination of [[demigender]], and [[genderflux]]. It's a term for when ones some connection to a given gender, but one's gender also fluctuates. For example, at their most [[neutral]], they feel like they are [[Non-Binary|nonbinary]]. At other times they may experience other genders, for example at their most feminine they feel like a [[demigirl]], and at their most masculine they feel like a [[demiboy]]. |
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Demigenderflux can be used as an umbrella term for terms such as [[demiboyflux]] and [[demigirlflux]], or it can be interpreted as the [[non-binary]] equivalent of those terms. |
Demigenderflux can be used as an umbrella term for terms such as [[demiboyflux]] and [[demigirlflux]], or it can be interpreted as the [[non-binary]] equivalent of those terms. |
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Revision as of 21:36, 16 March 2021
Demigenderflux is a combination of demigender, and genderflux. It's a term for when ones some connection to a given gender, but one's gender also fluctuates. For example, at their most neutral, they feel like they are nonbinary. At other times they may experience other genders, for example at their most feminine they feel like a demigirl, and at their most masculine they feel like a demiboy.
Demigenderflux can be used as an umbrella term for terms such as demiboyflux and demigirlflux, or it can be interpreted as the non-binary equivalent of those terms.