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    [[File:Efthogender.png|thumb|The efthogender flag.]]
    '''Efthogender''' is a [[Genderfluid|fluid]] and rapidly switching gender that changes based on external simuli; one's environment. Efthogender individuals have a primary or "central" gender that fluid genders never stray far from, ie always being masc-aligned, or based on a certain alignment system. This can be any gender.


    == Efthogender ==
    == History and Flag ==
    Efthogender was coined by Tumblr user idvault on or before December 1st, 2020. The flag was created at the same time and has no known meanings.<ref>{{Archive|Site=web|URL=https://variant-archive.tumblr.com/post/636335427723362304/efthogender}}</ref>
    [[File:Flag3.png|thumb|220x220px|Efthogender pride flag]]
    Efthogender refers to a person who's gender is fluctuating between various genders that revolve by a certain gender in a constant fashion by almost any slight change in their environment.

    efthogender can be identified as a part of the non-binary genders


    == Etymology ==
    == Etymology ==
    The word efthogender divides into 2 words Eftho from εύθραυστο which translates to fragile or fragility and gender, in a literal sense it means fragile gender, but its not to be confused with fragile masculinity/femininity, because it refers to fluctuation in their current gender
    The word efthogender comes from the Greek ''εύθραυστο (éfthrafsto),'' which translates to fragile or fragility. In a literal sense it means fragile gender, referring to the changing nature of their gender.

    == Not Demigender Nor Genderfluid ==
    If in fact their gender fluctuates (refering to genderfluidity) and its around a certain identity (refering to demigender) it is not the same, there is some slight diference between them, efthogender people have a mainly assigned gender like it can be male, female, non-binary, demigender, etc. in which it revolves around going through some similar or not so much genders that normally might include:
    * Bigender
    * Trigender
    * Pangender
    * Demigender
    * gender flexible
    * and other non-binary genders
    Efthogender people as well have a really fast fluctuation between their genders that might be triggered by almost anything.

    == other terms related ==
    * [[File:Eftho boy flag.png|thumb|181x181px|eftho boy flag]]eftho boy: referring to a mainly masculine efthogender individual
    * [[File:Eftho girl flag.png|thumb|180x180px|eftho girl flag]]efhto gir: referring to a mainly feminine efthogender individual
    * [[File:Eftho enby flag.png|thumb|180x180px|eftho non-binary flag]]eftho non-binary/enby: refering to an androgynous efthogender individual
    [[Category:Nonbinary]]
    [[Category:Gender]]
    [[Category:Gender]]
    [[Category:Fluid Genders]]

    Latest revision as of 15:18, 26 July 2022

    The efthogender flag.

    Efthogender is a fluid and rapidly switching gender that changes based on external simuli; one's environment. Efthogender individuals have a primary or "central" gender that fluid genders never stray far from, ie always being masc-aligned, or based on a certain alignment system. This can be any gender.

    History and Flag

    Efthogender was coined by Tumblr user idvault on or before December 1st, 2020. The flag was created at the same time and has no known meanings.[1]

    Etymology

    The word efthogender comes from the Greek εύθραυστο (éfthrafsto), which translates to fragile or fragility. In a literal sense it means fragile gender, referring to the changing nature of their gender.

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