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    An exclusive gender is any gender identity that has a certain prerequisite, often unrelated to gender, that and is required before being allowed to use that identity. Examples include being from a certain culture, being disabled, being neurodivergent, being intersex, etc. These genders may be exclusive because:

    1) Some genders have spiritual/religious meanings and shouldn't be used by people of a different faith.

    2) Using culturally exclusive genders without meeting the requirements is appropriation.

    3) Some genders (such as neurogenders) can't be used by neurotypical people because they do not have the experiences required to be that gender.

    4) Some genders (such as kingenders) can't be used by people who are not otherkin.

    5) Some genders are specific to intersex people, altersex people, or are specific to someone with a system-related sex.

    6) Some genders are specific to certain romantic or sexual orientation, such as orientationgenders.

    Miscellaneous Cultural genders

    Antibinary: a gender that is the opposite of the western binary, exclusive to BIPOC.

    Argr: a third gender similar to non-binary in Scandinavian culture, specific to AMAB people.

    Bissu: a third gender similar to non-binary in the Bugis culture of southern Indonesia.

    Burrnesha: an identity from Balkan cultures for an AFAB person who presents masculine or as a man.

    Calabai: a third gender from Buginese culture that is FIN and typically AMAB but don't typically consider themselves women.

    Calalai: a third-gender from Buginese culture that is MIN and typically AFAB.

    Fa'afafine: a third gender from the Samoan diaspora that is typically feminine.

    Fakaleitī: an AMAB person who is feminine and presents femininely in Tongan culture.

    Hijra: a third gender in India that is typically feminine. It is not male or female, but rather separate from them both.

    Indigender: any gender that is tied to ones culture or race due to being indigenous.

    Māhū: a third gender in Native Hawaiian culture that is considered to be in-between male and female.

    Meti: a third gender in Napali culture. They are AMAB people who present femininely.

    Muxe: a third gender in Oaxaca Mexico, based around AMAB people who preform feminine acts, while still being referred to with masculine-associated pronouns.

    Natiogender and Nial: when ones gender is affected by being part of a particular ethnic group, nation or state.

    Qwariwarmi: a third gender from Peru that played a mixed gender ceremonial role in pre-colonial Inca civilisation.

    Saptransviade: a gaybian transgender person in Portuguese.

    Sekhet: a third gender from ancient Egypt that is similar to non-binary.

    Sekrata: an AMAB person who presents femininely in Madagascar's culture.

    Travestigenere: a Brazilian third-gender for being transsex, transgender and travesti.

    Two Spirit: a third gender in Indigenous North American culture that has mixed gender roles.

    Waria: an AMAB person who presents femininely or as a woman.

    Yinyang Ren: a third gender in China, seen as the perfect balance of male and female or "perfect androgyny."

    Jewish genders

    Androgynos: an androgynous-like gender in Jewish culture.

    Ay'lonit: an AFAB person who develops masculine traits and identifies masculinely in Jewish culture.

    Saris: an AMAB person who develops feminine traits and identifies femininely in Jewish culture.

    Tumtum: a gender in Jewish culture that is "hidden, indeterminate, obscured, or private."

    A-migdari: an umbrella term for Non-Binary Jews who feel their gender/ lack of gender intertwines with their Judaism.

    Islamic genders

    Rajul'iiman': a term for a non-cisgender miaspec Muslim.

    Alnisa'iiman': a term for non-cisgender fiaspec Muslims.

    Mahayid'iiman': a term for non-cisgender niaspec Muslims.

    Kharijin'iiman': a term for non-cisgender xiaspec Muslims.

    Genders for POC

    Boi: a term for black transmasculine or masculine non-binary people.

    Jūyōseika: a term for any race of color (while also including albino people due to violence against them) in which ones gender is affected by racial equality acts.

    Qirl: a term for black transfeminine or feminine non-binary people.

    TPOC: a term for transgender people of color.

    Spiritual Genders

    Dionysian Gender System: a gender system for Hellenic Polytheist followers of Dionysos

    Fidemgendre: a term for Christians on the non-binary spectrum.

    Iphisian: a term for AFAB transgender Hellenic Polytheists

    Multagenus: a term for genderfluid/multigender Christians.

    Reverentiagenus: a term for non-binary Christians with a connection to femininity, masculinity, and/or androgyny.

    Sinegenus: a term for agender/genderless Christians.

    Forasgenus: a term for anonbinary/xenic/outherine Christians.

    Feminafidem: a term for Christian Transgender women.

    Virfidem: a term for Christian Transgender men.

    Ithyphalloi: an AFAB bigender follower of Dionysus in Hellenic Paganism.

    Worshigender: a term for those whose gender is affected by worship.

    Genders tied to trauma

    Caedogender: a gender that has been affected or harmed by trauma.

    Genderforced: when one is agender, but experiences a gender due to trauma.

    Genderbruised: when exploring ones gender hurts due to trauma or neurodivergence.

    Traumatagender: when ones gender changes often or feels nonexistent and was formed from trauma.

    Miscellaneous Neurogenders

    ADHDgender: a gender that is specifically tied to having ADHD.

    Alexmogender: a gender that is affected by alexithymia or alexithymic traits related to neurodivergence.

    Ani: a gender that is affected by a physical or mental illness.

    Anorexgender: a gender that is affected by anorexia.

    Borderix: a gender for those with BPD that feels stronger when with their favorite person and almost nonexistent without them.

    Cryptidgender: a gender that is affected by psychotic disorder.

    Delusogender: a gender that is affected by positive delusions.

    Psychogender: A gender that feels inconsistent, is hard to make sense off, feels disordered, or disconnected from reality as a result of a psychotic disorder.

    Hikariflux: a mutogender that is only felt during the happier or peaceful points of heavy depression.

    Malagender: a gender that is affected from maladaptive daydreaming.

    Mechangender: when ones gender feels robotic due to neurodivergence disconnecting them to feeling human.

    OCDgender: when ones gender is affected by OCD.

    Passiogender: when ones gender is affected by their special interest and/or hyperfixation.

    Systemfluid: when one is a part of a system and their gender changes depending on who is fronting.

    Vaguegender: when one feels as though they are approximately a certain gender, but it is vague due to neurodivergence.

    Vitanti: when ones gender feels inanimate or stagnant due to neurodivergence.

    Xumgender: when ones never satisfied with their gender due to neurodivergence.

    Zelosgender: when one changes their labels of genders due to jealousy-related or attention-seeking-related disorders.

    Neurogenders connected to Autism

    Autigender: a gender that is affected by autism.

    Guestgender: when one is a mute autistic person who has a xenogender connected to Roblox guests.

    Noobgender: when one is neurodivergent and has a gender connected to Roblox noobs. (Only to be used by those who have a hyperfixation to roblox.)

    Neurogenders connected to personality disorders

    Affectugender: a gender that is affected by mood disorders and/or personality disorders.

    Chaosflux: a gender that is fluid or fluctuating due to hormonal disorders or neurodivergence.

    Genderkrieg: when one has multiple contradicting genders due to personality disorders.

    Neurogenders connected to schizophrenia

    Negagender: when ones gender is affected by the negative symptoms of schizophrenia.

    Posigender: when ones gender is affected by the positive symptoms of schizophrenia.

    Schizic: when someone's gender is “odd or unusual” and hard to comprehend to others, due to being on the schizo spectrum.

    Miscellaneous Kingenders

    Drakefluid: a fluid gender for dragonkin.

    Genderfox: a confusing and mischievous gender for foxkin and kitsunekin.

    Kindifluid: someone who is fluid between kingenders.

    Videogender: a gender that feels technological/robotic for robotkin.

    Vixengender: a feminine gender for foxkin.

    Angelic Kingenders

    Angeligender: an angelic xenogender for angelkin.

    Angelian: an unaligned gender for angelkin.

    Archerlian: a masculine gender for angelkin.

    Dominelian: a masculine and feminine gender for angelkin.

    Powelian: a masculine and unaligned gender for angelkin.

    Princelian: a feminine gender for angelkin.

    Seraphelian: a feminine, masculine, and unaligned gender for angelkin.

    Virtelian: an unaligned and feminine gender for angelkin.

    Elf Kingenders

    Ilúvatar: an elf-related gender for elfkin.

    Iminyë: a feminine gender for elfkin.

    Neldoreth: a masculine, feminine, and unaligned gender for elfkin.

    Teleri: a masculine and feminine gender for elfkin.

    Valar: a masculine gender for elfkin.

    Valinor: an unaligned gender for elfkin.

    Vanyar: an unaligned and masculine gender for elfkin.

    Yavanna: a feminine and unaligned gender for elfkin.

    Ghost Kingenders

    Kesvios: an unaligned and masculine gender for ghostkin.

    Lainios: a feminine gender for ghostkin.

    Nonios: an unaligned gender for ghostkin.

    Speerios: a masculine gender for ghostkin.

    Intersex-related genders

    Advenagender: an intersex person who identifies with their assigned gender at birth.

    Amalgagender: A gender that is affected by, or mixed into one’s intersex identity.

    Divisigender: A distinct gendered feeling that is wholly separate from male or female, experienced as a result of or affected by being intersex. For use by intersex people only.

    Duogender: an intersex person who identifies as a man and a woman or a combination of them both.

    Ingender or Interagender: feeling no genders as a result of being intersex.

    Integender and Mera: an intersex person who feels as though the gender they identify with is affected by being intersex.

    Intergender: an intersex person who feels as though their gender is best described as intersex.

    Inter-aligned: an intersex person who is non-binary.

    Neutroix: A gender that feels completely neutral as a result of being intersex. Similar to neutrois but for use by intersex people only.

    Rebis: A gender that transcends the false idea of sex and gender as binaries.  

    Resbis: An intersex person who feels regularly conflicted by and is trying to reconcile with their gender identity. Or a person who feels they have in the past struggled with their gender identity, but who has now reached a state of harmony with their gender.

    Vacagender or Intergenderless: A genderless feeling that is caused or influenced by being intersex.

    Orientation-related genders

    Acegender: a gender that is specifically tied to being asexual or ace-spec.

    Arogender: a gender that is specifically tied to being aromantic.

    Aroacegender: a gender that is specifically tied to being aroace.

    Achilleangender: a gender that is specifically tied to being achillean.

    Lesbiangender: a gender that is specifically tied to being lesbian.

    Sapphicgender: a gender that is specifically tied to being sapphic.

    Vinciangender: a gender that is specifcally tied to being vincian.

    Other

    Littlefluid: a gender that changes from age regression.

    Utrinquegender: when one experiences both transgender and cisgender experiences. This could be due to having a system or being intersex.

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