Greypangender describes someone who feels pangender but in a very faint, soft, weak, or blurred way, or in a way that is hard to identify. There are many ways in which someone could suit the label greypangender, such as:
- Experiencing all genders at a very low percentage
- Feeling as if one is both greygender and pangender
- Experiencing all genders in a very faint, soft, weak, blurred way
- Experiencing all genders but it is hard to identify that at times due to the genders feeling extremely faint
- Not being able to make out the genders that one identifies with in oneself, but knowing that one identifies with all genders
Someone who identifies as greypangender could also be panflux, genderfluid, or panfluix, but their fluctuations and/or changes in gender are weak and hard to identify, but still present. As well as this, the term can also apply to those who are pangenderfae and such. Identities such as these can be specified if one desires (greypanflux, greygenderfluid, greypanfluix, greypanfae/greypangenderfae)
History
The term was coined through LGBTA Wikia by TikTok user xenogenders.and.more, and FANDOM user TheNelsonSystem, on August 8th, 2021.
Flag
The greypangender flag was made on the same date by the same user. It is a mixture of the pangender and an alternate greygender flag.
Most of the colour meanings are similar to the pangender flag: yellow/green stripes represent abinary genders, dusty pink stripes represent male, female, masculine, and feminine genders, off-white represents the experience and blend of all genders. The blue stripe then represents the weakness and/or blurred feeling of the genders one experiences.