Not to be confused with faesari.
Faexari (pronounced fake-sorry) is a term for individuals who are xiaspec, niaspec/ningender, and fiaspec/fingender. This can be experienced in various ways-
- One is xiaspec, niaspec/ningender, and fiaspec/fingender all at once, with no fluctuations or fluidity; a.k.a static faexari
- One experiences one or two of the three constantly, but the other(s) is(are) fluid and fluctuate(s) (partially faexarifluix)
- One is fluid between the different alignments; sometimes feeling only one of them or only two of them (faexarifluid)
- One is fluidflux between one, two, or all of the alignments, meaning one day they could feel strongly xiaspec and weakly fiaspec/fingender but not at all niaspec/ningender, and the next day they could feel strongly niaspec/ningender and weakly xiaspec, but not at all fiaspec/fingender (faexarifluix)
- One feels they have a "base" alignment(s) and only experience "spikes" of the other alignment(s) (faexarispike)
Faexari individuals can experience any and all feminine/fingenders, neutral/ningenders, and xenine/xingenders like juxera, neutrois, catgender, etc.
Demifaexari
Demifaexari means that one's gender is either
- Partially static and the static part is faexari (meaning they would always feel the same percent xiaspec, fiaspec/fingender, and niaspec/ningender, with no fluctuations or fluidity), with the non-static part being any other gender or gender identity; or
- Partially static and the static part is any gender identity, with the non-static part being faexari; or
- Entirely static but only part of their gender identity is faexari, and the other part could be any other gender or gender identity.
If the second is the case, one could also be demifaexarifluid, demifaexariflux, or demifaexarifluix.
Demifaexarifluid
If someone is demifaexarifluid, then the part of their gender identity that is faexari is genderfluid between the three faexari alignments, but not genderflux, so the faexari part of their identity may not always include all three alignments, but when it features an alignment it will always be at the same intensity.
Demifaexariflux
If someone is demifaexariflux, then the part of their gender identity that is faexari is genderflux between the three faexari alignments, but not genderfluid, so the faexari part of their identity will always include all three of the faexari alignments, but at differing intensities.
Demifaexarifluix
If someone is demifaexarifluix, then the part of their gender identity that is faexari is fluidflux between the three faexari alignments, so the faexari part of their identity may be fluid between the three and also fluctuates in intensity between the three. It is the combination of demifaexarifluid and demifaexariflux.
History
Faexari and all its variant terms were coined by wiki user Rainbowraven96 (now Reign of the breadsticcs) on February 17, 2021.
Flag
The faexari and demifaexari flags were both designed by Rainbowraven96 (now Reign of the breadsticcs) on February 17, 2021. In the faexari flag, the light green represents slight neutral alignment, the darker green represents strong neutral alignment, the light pink represents slight feminine/female alignment, the darker pink represents strong feminine/female alignment, the light orange represents slight xenine alignment, and the darker orange represents strong xenine alignment. The demifaexari flag is a combination of the faexari and demigender flags.
Notes
The terms fiaspec, xiaspec, and niaspec all denote alignment along their entire respective spectrums. Fiaspec refers to anyone who is at least partially aligned with femininity and/or femaleness and is not just for wifgender individuals; similarly, xiaspec is for anyone who is at least partially aligned with xeninity and/or xenogenders, and is not just for fully xenic individuals, and niaspec is not just for fully neutrois or neutral/null individuals, but for anyone at least partially neutrally aligned (faesari, censari, etc.). Faexari involves all three of those very wide spectrums and is not just one set combination of identities.