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Although genderfluid people may sometimes be agender, they are not necessarily genderflux. Genderflux people generally do not change gender, only the intensity of their gender. For example, a [[boyflux]] person may only experience agender, boy, [[demiboy]], and other varying levels boy. Someone who is solely boyflux will never experience genders that are not agender, boy, or partially boy. A genderfluid person may experience agender, boy, girl, and any other genders. Although genderflux is a specific type of genderfluidity the terms genderfluid and genderflux should not be used interchangeably. |
Although genderfluid people may sometimes be agender, they are not necessarily genderflux. Genderflux people generally do not change gender, only the intensity of their gender. For example, a [[boyflux]] person may only experience agender, boy, [[demiboy]], and other varying levels boy. Someone who is solely boyflux will never experience genders that are not agender, boy, or partially boy. A genderfluid person may experience agender, boy, girl, and any other genders. Although genderflux is a specific type of genderfluidity the terms genderfluid and genderflux should not be used interchangeably. |
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If someone has multiple genders that fluctuate in intensity, they could identify as [[multiflux]] and/or [[multigender]]. If only part of one's gender is fluctuating, with the other part being static, they may identify as [[demiflux]]. Someone whose gender is fluid and fluctuating at the same time may identify as [[fluidflux]]. |
If someone has multiple genders that fluctuate in intensity, they could identify as [[multiflux]] and/or [[multigender]]. If only part of one's gender is fluctuating, with the other part being static, they may identify as [[demiflux]]. Someone whose gender is fluid and fluctuating at the same time may identify as [[fluidflux]]. If only one part of one´s gender is fluidflux, with the other part being static, they may identify as [[demifluix]]. |
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Genderflux people may also identify as [[Non-Binary|non-binary]], [[genderqueer]], and/or [[transgender]]. The suffix -flux can be applied to any gender to indicate that the intensity of that gender fluctuates. |
Genderflux people may also identify as [[Non-Binary|non-binary]], [[genderqueer]], and/or [[transgender]]. The suffix -flux can be applied to any gender to indicate that the intensity of that gender fluctuates. |
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Revision as of 18:09, 24 January 2021
Genderflux is a term for those whose gender fluctuates in intensity. It can be thought of as a form of genderfluid where agender is the base. Genderflux people can fluctuate from feeling 0% a given gender (agender), to being 100% a given gender. In between those extremes include being slightly a given gender, (libragender), to being partially a given gender, (demigender) to being mostly, but not entirely a given gender, (paragender). For example, a girlflux individual can fluctuate from agender, to librafeminine, to demigirl, to paragirl, to fully girl.
Although genderfluid people may sometimes be agender, they are not necessarily genderflux. Genderflux people generally do not change gender, only the intensity of their gender. For example, a boyflux person may only experience agender, boy, demiboy, and other varying levels boy. Someone who is solely boyflux will never experience genders that are not agender, boy, or partially boy. A genderfluid person may experience agender, boy, girl, and any other genders. Although genderflux is a specific type of genderfluidity the terms genderfluid and genderflux should not be used interchangeably.
If someone has multiple genders that fluctuate in intensity, they could identify as multiflux and/or multigender. If only part of one's gender is fluctuating, with the other part being static, they may identify as demiflux. Someone whose gender is fluid and fluctuating at the same time may identify as fluidflux. If only one part of one´s gender is fluidflux, with the other part being static, they may identify as demifluix.
Genderflux people may also identify as non-binary, genderqueer, and/or transgender. The suffix -flux can be applied to any gender to indicate that the intensity of that gender fluctuates.
Common genderflux identities
History
The term genderflux was coined by Tumblr user Deergoths in 2014. They describe it as "Genderflux means that your internal sense of how gendered you are varies over time. One day, you might feel really gendered, and the next day, you might have a very weak feeling of gender, or not feel like any gender at all. Whereas genderfluidity is a shift between different genders, genderflux is more like varying intensity."
Flag
The genderflux flag has six stripes, with dark pink for women, light pink for demigirls, grey for agender, light blue for demiboys, dark blue for men, and yellow for non-binary genders.