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The masculine complement to genderundcounterpart is [[gendergryph]].
== History ==
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== Flag ==
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== EthymologyEtymology ==
Genderund followfollows the mythical naming scheme. Genderund’s name comes from undines.
Genderund is a is a form of genderfluidity that only encompasses genders that are not male or feminine, while also feeling that one's genders are confusing/hard to describe, and so may describe their genders in strange terms. It can encompass things such as using xenogenders, neurogenders, etc. This is purposely vague, but can encompass things such as using xenic terms (eg. “My gender feels like a forest”) or ‘levels’ (eg. “I’m 20% neutral and 80% genderless.”)
The term was coined by Tumblr user mogai-coining on July 29, 2020.[1]
Flag
The flag was created by Tumblr user mogai-coining on July 29, 2020. The first stripe symbolizes uncertainty of gender, the second stripe represents nonbinaryness, the third stripe symbolizes gender(s), the fourth stripe represents genderlessness, the fifth and sixth stripes represent feminine, FIN, FIA, and female/woman/girl-aligned genders, and the last stripe represents fluidity of gender.
Etymology
Genderund follows the mythical naming scheme. Genderund’s name comes from undines.