Dhmisgender is a xenogender connected to the tv series Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared. One may feel that their gender is related to the show, one or more of the characters and/or concepts/storylines of the show, or they may feel that their gender is easiest to describe or picture in relation to the show. They may also try to incorporate it into their gender identity and/or presentation however they can. DHMIS was a tiny mini series held on YouTube, and made by British film-makers Rebecca Sloan and Joseph Pelling.
It may also be a kingender for those who are kin to one or more of the characters from the show.
History
DHMISGENDER was coined on January of 2021 by Angelica and Justin. Brazilian Erica made the flag at 12:06 PM on March 23, 2021. Each color corresponds with their respective character. Yellow represents Yellow Guy, green represents Duck, and red represents Red Guy.
Mentioned Xenogenders
Teslagender
A gender created by Justin, a co-founder of DHMISGENDER. Teslagender is honorable only because my friend made it and because it's really understanding! Teslagender is a xenogender. Someone might feel car-y, you know what i mean? They might feel like they're a tesla. A tesla car, for example. They might own a tesla/or car. And they might have personal connections towards it, like they might think they drink car gas like how cars do. Or they may feel hyperactive, or should I say MOTORactive? ... LAUGH. LAUGH NOW. YES. YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSS. Do not worry, this is an actual xenogender. Sorry for taking it as a joke. It really isn't, real people are teslagender. Do not bully xenogenders. #TESLAGENDERSDESERVEBETTER
Compgender
Compgender is a xenogender revolving around computers, as much can relate too. A lot of people are compgender, because most people sit on there computer just sitting and talking to their friends on discord or something. But also it can relate to some sexualities, such as Colinsexual, which is a sexuality for computers. Some people like characters that are computer people. Let's take Colin from DHMIS as an example, if somebody feels like they can really relate to Colin, and think they are Colin, that's an example as Compgender.