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[[File:Everagender.png|thumb|Everagender |
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An '''everagender''' |
An '''everagender''' individual, or '''evera''' for short, is a woman/[[fingender]] individual whose womanhood/femininity fades in and out to the point of being in a [[genderless]]/[[agenrine]] state, like in the water cycle. It is a sub label of [[evagender]]. |
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The masculine/male |
The masculine/male counterpart is [[evirgender]]. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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The term everagender |
The term everagender was coined by Tumblr user nonbiarrow on July 3rd, 2021, with the flag created on the same date by the same user.<ref name=":0">https://nonbiarrow.tumblr.com/post/655712929084309504/evagender-sub-labels-evirgender-evir-a</ref> |
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== Flag == |
== Flag == |
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The |
The flag was created by the same user on the same date. Black respresents the genderless/agenrine state as the individual ’s gender fades away, the fading pinks show femininity/womanhood evaporating up into the sky and then coming back up through the ground like in the water cycle.<ref name=":0" /> |
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== Resources == |
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[[Category:Gender]] |
[[Category:Gender]] |
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[[Category:Genderless]] |
[[Category:Genderless]] |
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Revision as of 18:00, 17 January 2022
An everagender individual, or evera for short, is a woman/fingender individual whose womanhood/femininity fades in and out to the point of being in a genderless/agenrine state, like in the water cycle. It is a sub label of evagender.
The masculine/male counterpart is evirgender.
History
The term everagender was coined by Tumblr user nonbiarrow on July 3rd, 2021, with the flag created on the same date by the same user.[1]
Flag
The flag was created by the same user on the same date. Black respresents the genderless/agenrine state as the individual ’s gender fades away, the fading pinks show femininity/womanhood evaporating up into the sky and then coming back up through the ground like in the water cycle.[1]