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    [[File:Gaigender.png|thumb|220x220px|The gaigender flag]]
    [[File:Gaigender.png|thumb|220x220px|The gaigender flag]]
    [[File:Alt gaigender flag.jpg|thumb|Alternate gaigender flag by ust-a-mogai-blog]]
    '''Gaigender''', also known as '''gendergai''', is an [[orientationgender]] in which one's [[gai]] identity is intrinsically tied to their gender in some way. One's gai identity heavily affects, correlates with, or influences their gender. One's experience of their gender may be very heavily influenced by being gai, to the point that the line between one's identity as gai and one's experience of gender are blurred. One may experience other genders alongside gaigender. Some gaigender people may also be [[omnique]].
    '''Gaigender''', also known as '''gendergai''', is an [[orientationgender]] in which one's [[gai]] identity is intrinsically tied to their gender in some way. One's gai identity heavily affects, correlates with, or influences their gender. One's experience of their gender may be very heavily influenced by being gai, to the point that the line between one's identity as gai and one's experience of gender are blurred. One may experience other genders alongside gaigender. Some gaigender people may also be [[omnique]].


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    == Flag ==
    == Flag ==
    The gaigender flag was created when the label was coined, by the same person. It was created by overlaying the transgender flag onto the gai flag, then using the colors created. The stripes, in order, represent [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] attraction, [[Straightn't|non-straight]] attraction, [[queer]] identity, [[Gender Non-Conforming|gender non-conformity]], [[trixic]] and [[sapphic]] attraction, [[toric]] and [[achillean]] attraction, [[diamoric]] and [[enbian]] attraction, and [[cisn't]] identity.
    The gaigender flag was created when the label was coined, by the same person. It was created by overlaying the transgender flag onto the gai flag, then using the colors created. The stripes, in order, represent [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] attraction, [[Straightn't|non-straight]] attraction, [[queer]] identity, [[Gender Non-Conforming|gender non-conformity]], [[trixic]] and [[sapphic]] attraction, [[toric]] and [[achillean]] attraction, [[diamoric]] and [[enbian]] attraction, and [[cisn't]] identity.

    The alternate flag was designed by tumblr user just-a-mogai-blog.
    [[Category:Orientationgender]]
    [[Category:Orientationgender]]
    [[Category:Exclusive Identities]]
    [[Category:Exclusive Identities]]

    Revision as of 15:21, 2 May 2021

    The gaigender flag
    Alternate gaigender flag by ust-a-mogai-blog

    Gaigender, also known as gendergai, is an orientationgender in which one's gai identity is intrinsically tied to their gender in some way. One's gai identity heavily affects, correlates with, or influences their gender. One's experience of their gender may be very heavily influenced by being gai, to the point that the line between one's identity as gai and one's experience of gender are blurred. One may experience other genders alongside gaigender. Some gaigender people may also be omnique.

    History

    Gaigender was coined by an anonymous wiki user on April 28, 2021.

    Flag

    The gaigender flag was created when the label was coined, by the same person. It was created by overlaying the transgender flag onto the gai flag, then using the colors created. The stripes, in order, represent non-binary attraction, non-straight attraction, queer identity, gender non-conformity, trixic and sapphic attraction, toric and achillean attraction, diamoric and enbian attraction, and cisn't identity.

    The alternate flag was designed by tumblr user just-a-mogai-blog.

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