Dilutogender is a term used to describe people whose gender feels as if it has been diluted with genderlessness and is therefore not at full concentration. It can be used as a prefix to describe one's gender experience (eg. dilutogirl), or as a gender identity on its own. It's possible for one's gender to feel so diluted that they cannot tell what it is.
History
The term was coined no later than May 5, 2017.[1] It is unknown who coined it.
Flag
The flag was created by DeviantArt user Dark-Wolfgirl on March 27, 2019. It has nine stripes: a blue stripe, a pink stripe, a white stripe, two yellow stripes, two green stripes, and two black stripes. Blue represents masculinity, yellow represents non-binary genders, green represents genderqueer identities, black represents being agender, white represents being neutral or unsure, and pink represents femininity.[2] The second flag uses the same colors, only the stripes have been blurred, as if diluted by water.[3]