Guestgender is a nonverbal autistic exclusive xenogender relating to roblox guests. Only nonverbal autistic individuals with Roblox as a hyperfixation can identify with or as guestgender.
Though the original identity is nonverbal autistics only, there are alternative types of guestgender for those who are verbal or semiverbal:
- Safe-chat guestgender: for use by autistics who use AAC[1] or sign language to communicate, or rarely talk.
- Hacker guestgender: for use by autistics that are verbal or hyperverbal.
Flag
The colours have no particular meaning; it’s just the Roblox guest color pallet. There are 3 flags:
- The original guestgender flag
- The safe-chat guestgender flag. The blue gradient comes from the old Roblox safe-chat bubble.
- The hacker guestgender flag. The binary overlay on the flag reads “April first two thousand and twelve”, referencing the April fools hacking incident. The incident had nothing to do with guests, but the site was hacked entirely and new items were uploaded.
History
The term was coined in a Twitter thread by user KeiTheShibe on the 21st of July, which is its birthday.