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Kaigender describes a gender identity that includes at least 2 types of gendered feeling. One may identify as kaigender (or a form of kaigender) on its own or in addition to other gender identities.

Kaigender Identities

The forms of kaigender coined so far are:

Kaifemagender - both feminine and masculine
Kaifenegender - both feminine and neutral
Kaifecegender - both feminine and epicene
Kaimanegender - both masculine and neutral
Kaimacegender - both masculine and epicene
Kainecegender - both neutral and epicene
Kaixefegender - both xenic and feminine
Kaixemagender - both xenic and masculine
Kaixenegender - both xenic and neutral
Kaixecegenderm - both xenic and epicene

History and Flag

Kaigender was coined on February 6th by FANDOM user Dxxnkichu and put on the LGBTA+ Wiki on February 7th.

The prefix “kai” comes from the Greek word “και τα δυο” which means both.

The kaigender flag was created by FANDOM user Dxxnkichu. Green represents neutrality, pink represents femininity, and blue to represents masculinity. The light red, dark red, light purple and dark purple stripes represent fluid genders, including forms of genderlessness; the constrast in shades of red and purple - which are typically depicted as opposite ends of the rainbow - represents the full gender spectrum and everything in between. The yellow represents anonbinary genders while the orange and other purple shows genders that fall within the gender binary while being combined.

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-'''Kaigender''' is a gender identity that has at least 2 types of a gendered feeling. This can include those who are [[androgynous]], feminine-aligned enbies, masculine-aligned woman, [[demigender]], [[genderfluid]], [[genderflux]], etc.. The form of kaigender coined so far are ;
 [[File:Kaigender.png|thumb|The kaigender flag by Dxxnkichu]]
+'''Kaigender''' describes a gender identity that includes at least 2 types of gendered feeling. One may identify as kaigender (or a form of kaigender) on its own or in addition to other gender identities.
-[[Kaifemagender]], both [[feminine]] and [[masculine]]
+==Kaigender Identities==
-Kaifenegender, both feminine and [[neutral]]
+The forms of kaigender coined so far are:
+*[[Kaifemagender]] - both [[feminine]] and [[masculine]]
-Kaimanegender, both masculine and neutral
+* Kaifenegender - both feminine and [[neutral]]
+*Kaifecegender - both feminine and [[epicene]]
+*Kaimanegender - both masculine and neutral
+*Kaimacegender - both masculine and epicene
+*Kainecegender - both neutral and epicene
+*Kaixefegender - both xenic and feminine
+*Kaixemagender - both xenic and masculine
+* Kaixenegender - both [[xenic]] and neutral
+* Kaixecegenderm - both xenic and epicene
+==History and Flag==
-Kaixenegender, both [[xenic]] and neutral
-Kaixemagender, both xenic and masculine
-Kaixefegender, both xenic and feminine
-Kaifecegender, both feminine and [[epicene]]
-Kaimacegender, both masculine and epicene
-Kaixecegenderm, both xenic and epicene
-Kainecegender, both neutral and epicene
-== History and Meaning ==
 Kaigender was coined on February 6th by FANDOM user Dxxnkichu and put on the LGBTA+ Wiki on February 7th.
 The prefix “kai” comes from the Greek word “και τα δυο” which means both.
-The flag has green to represent neutrality, pink to represent femininity, and blue to represent masculinity. The light red next to the dark red and light purple next to the dark purple shows fluid gender, including forms of genderlessness, from all ends because of the constrast in shade and red and purple being at opposite ends of the rainbow, showing the fulll gender spectrum and representing everything in between. The yellow shows anonbinary genders while the orange and other purple shows genders that fall in the binary of male and female while being combined.
+The kaigender flag was created by FANDOM user Dxxnkichu. Green represents neutrality, pink represents femininity, and blue to represents masculinity. The light red, dark red, light purple and dark purple stripes represent fluid genders, including forms of genderlessness; the constrast in shades of red and purple - which are typically depicted as opposite ends of the rainbow - represents the full gender spectrum and everything in between. The yellow represents anonbinary genders while the orange and other purple shows genders that fall within the gender binary while being combined.
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 [[Category:Gender]]