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    [[File:Honeygender.png|thumb|The Original Honeygender Flag]]
    [[File:Honeygender.png|thumb|The original honeygender flag]]
    '''Honeygender''' is a [[neurogender]] is defined as "a gender that feels warm and soft, like a blanket, your favorite jacket, or your childhood home, and is childlike in nature. This gender feels comfort in the safety of trusting others and having the innocence of a little kid, with vague hints of masculinity/femininity/androgyny.
    '''Honeygender''' is a [[neurogender]] that is defined as "a gender that feels warm and soft, like a blanket, one's favorite jacket, or childhood home, that is childlike in nature. It feels comfort in the safety of trusting others and having the innocence of a little kid, with vague hints of [[Masculine|masculinity]]/[[Feminine|femininity]]/[[Androgynous|androgyny]]."[[File:Honeygender Alt.png|thumb|Alternative honeygender flag]]
    Another definition of honeygender is in use, which defines it as "a gender that feels slow and warm, but steady and sweet at the same time. It is also protective and sheltering."

    [[File:527E52A7-1CA0-4E27-9818-39A7CA1B87AF.png|thumb|Another alternative honeygender flag]]
    This gender is related to [[hoodiegender]] and [[kidcoric]], but combining the terms into one. Made for anyone, but coined with trauma victims and people with low functioning autism in mind.
    [[File:Honeygender Alt.png|thumb|Second Honeygender Flag]]
    There is another coining of the term which defines it as "a gender that feels slow and warm, but steady and sweet at the same time. It is also protective and sheltering.
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    == History ==
    ==History==
    Honeygender was coined on July 19, 2019 by tumblr user venturgender. The flag was created at the same time.
    Honeygender was coined on July 19, 2019, by Tumblr user venturgender. The flag was created at the same time.

    It is unclear when the second definition and flag were created, or by whom, but it was before August 14, 2019.

    The third honeygender flag was created on November 4, 2021, by Discord user Sprig#6330. The stripes signify the following: yellow innocence, red masculinity, white androgyny, pink femininity, and orange warmth and softness.


    It is unclear when the second definition was created, or by whom, but it was before August 14, 2019. The second flag was likely created at the same time
    [[Category:Neurogenders]]
    [[Category:Neurogenders]]
    [[Category:Exclusive Identities]]
    [[Category:Exclusive Identities]]

    Latest revision as of 21:17, 4 November 2021

    The original honeygender flag

    Honeygender is a neurogender that is defined as "a gender that feels warm and soft, like a blanket, one's favorite jacket, or childhood home, that is childlike in nature. It feels comfort in the safety of trusting others and having the innocence of a little kid, with vague hints of masculinity/femininity/androgyny."

    Alternative honeygender flag

    Another definition of honeygender is in use, which defines it as "a gender that feels slow and warm, but steady and sweet at the same time. It is also protective and sheltering."

    Another alternative honeygender flag


    History

    Honeygender was coined on July 19, 2019, by Tumblr user venturgender. The flag was created at the same time.

    It is unclear when the second definition and flag were created, or by whom, but it was before August 14, 2019.

    The third honeygender flag was created on November 4, 2021, by Discord user Sprig#6330. The stripes signify the following: yellow innocence, red masculinity, white androgyny, pink femininity, and orange warmth and softness.

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