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Gendercurator is a subset of genderhoarder/gendercollector.

A gendercurator may feel that the specific act of choosing, curating, and organising genders is an important aspect of their gender, as opposed to just having a lot of genders.

This term was coined with neurodivergent people in mind, but it is not exclusively for neurodivergent people, nor is it specifically a neurogender.

It may also be used by one whose passion involves curating in some way (zine editing, collage, DJing, gallery curating etc.) and who wishes to incorporate this into ones gender.

A gendercurator may group some genders together, or position them with certain thematic intentions as though curating an art exhibition. The genders can be static or fluid, and a fluid gendercurator may view it as periodically changing or updating the exhibition.

Examples of reasons one may identify as a gendercurator include (but are not limited to);

A transmasculine xenogender person who groups their masculine genders together and their xenogenders together to better appreciate them.
A fictigender person who curates their genders according to the source material of the associated kintypes.
A person with multiple different colorgenders arranging them according to hue.

History and Flag

This term was coined by FANDOM user comradesimba on June 29th 2020. The flag was designed on July 17th by the same person.

The meanings of the flag colors are;

Red: Genders positioned based on gut instinct.

Yellow: Genders positioned out of curiosity or experimentation.

Light Green: Genders positioned to direct the flow of the exhibition in regards to layout and general atmosphere.

Dark Green: Genders in conversation with each other or genders that do something interesting when positioned together.

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 A gendercurator may feel that the specific act of choosing, curating, and organising genders is an important aspect of their gender, as opposed to just having a lot of genders.
-This term was coined with neurodivergent people in mind, but it is not exclusively for neurodivergent people, nor is it a [[neurogender]].
+This term was coined with neurodivergent people in mind, but it is not exclusively for neurodivergent people, nor is it specifically a [[neurogender]].
-It may be useful for autistic people with a natural affinity for organising and categorizing things. It may also be useful for any creatives whose passion involves curating in some way (zine editing, collage, DJing, gallery curating etc.) who wish to incorporate it into their gender.
+It may also be used by one whose passion involves curating in some way (zine editing, collage, DJing, gallery curating etc.) and who wishes to incorporate this into ones gender.
 A gendercurator may group some genders together, or position them with certain thematic intentions as though curating an art exhibition. The genders can be static or fluid, and a fluid gendercurator may view it as periodically changing or updating the exhibition.
-An example of a gendercurator could be;
+Examples of reasons one may identify as a gendercurator include (but are not limited to);
 * A [[transmasculine]] [[xenogender]] person who groups their masculine genders together and their xenogenders together to better appreciate them.
 * A [[fictigender]] person who curates their genders according to the source material of the associated kintypes.
 * A person with multiple different [[Colorgender|colorgenders]] arranging them according to hue.
-These are just some of the kinds of people who gendercurator may apply to. Usage of the term is not limited to these examples
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 == History and Flag ==
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 Red: Genders positioned based on gut instinct.
-Yellow: Genders positioned out of curiousity or experimentation.
+Yellow: Genders positioned out of curiosity or experimentation.
-Light Green: Genders positioned to direct the flow of the exhibition in regards to layout and general atmosphere
+Light Green: Genders positioned to direct the flow of the exhibition in regards to layout and general atmosphere.
-Dark Green: Genders in conversation with each other or genders that do something interesting when positioned together
+Dark Green: Genders in conversation with each other or genders that do something interesting when positioned together.
 [[Category:Gender]]
+[[Category:Collecting Terms]]
 [[Category:Hoarding Terms]]
-[[Category:Hoarding Genders]]
 [[Category:Multigender]]
+[[Category:Terminology]]