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    === Genderfaint ===
    Genderfaint(or faintgender) is when you have a gender(s) but it's very hard to feel it.It feels numb and almost like an empty space but it is there,either undefined and confusing or just too dull to feel it properly,it could feel completely blank,or genderless but you know you have a gender but can't feel it.You may have some idea of what your gender is but it's not usually cohesive or is very vague.A genderfaint person usually(but doesn't have to)has a strong inclination to think about gender and/or try to figure out there gender.You can be any gender(s) along with genderfaint.
    Genderfaint(or faintgender)is when you have a gender(s) but it's very hard to feel it.It feels numb and almost like an empty space but it is there,either undefined and confusing or just too dull to feel it properly,it could feel completely blank,or genderless but you know you have a gender but can't feel it.You may have some idea of what your gender is but it's not usually cohesive or is very vague.A genderfaint person usually(but doesn't have to)has a strong inclination to think about gender and/or try to figure out there gender.You can be any gender(s) along with genderfaint such as:
    * Faintmasc/male/boy:when you feel a vague connection to being a boy,male and/or masculine


    * Faintfem/female/girl:when you feel a vague connection to being a girl,female and/or feminine.

    * Faintnonbinary/enby:when you feel a vague connection to being nonbinary.

    === Flags and meanings ===


    Grey:vagueness
    Grey:vagueness
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    Black:lack of feeling gender
    Black:lack of feeling gender
    [[File:Faintmasc flag.png|thumb]]
    Faintmasc/male/boy flag

    Teal:connection to mingenders
    [[File:Faintfem flag.png|thumb]]
    Faintfem/female/girl flag

    Red:connection to fingenders
    [[File:Faintnonbinary flag.png|thumb]]
    Faintnonbinary flag


    Purple:connection to nonbinary genders


    This was made on 17/03/22 by ToastedCinnamon
    <sub>This term was coined on 17/03/22 by ToastedCinnamon.
    </sub>

    Revision as of 15:31, 17 March 2022

    Genderfaint flag

    Genderfaint

    Genderfaint(or faintgender)is when you have a gender(s) but it's very hard to feel it.It feels numb and almost like an empty space but it is there,either undefined and confusing or just too dull to feel it properly,it could feel completely blank,or genderless but you know you have a gender but can't feel it.You may have some idea of what your gender is but it's not usually cohesive or is very vague.A genderfaint person usually(but doesn't have to)has a strong inclination to think about gender and/or try to figure out there gender.You can be any gender(s) along with genderfaint such as:

    • Faintmasc/male/boy:when you feel a vague connection to being a boy,male and/or masculine
    • Faintfem/female/girl:when you feel a vague connection to being a girl,female and/or feminine.
    • Faintnonbinary/enby:when you feel a vague connection to being nonbinary.

    Flags and meanings

    Grey:vagueness

    White:emptiness

    Yellow:not being 100% male or female

    Black:lack of feeling gender

    Faintmasc/male/boy flag

    Teal:connection to mingenders

    Faintfem/female/girl flag

    Red:connection to fingenders

    Faintnonbinary flag

    Purple:connection to nonbinary genders

    This term was coined on 17/03/22 by ToastedCinnamon.

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