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[[File:Kymenian.jpg|thumb|The kymenian flag.]]<blockquote>'''Not to be confused with [[Staticgender|staticgender.]]'''</blockquote>'''Kymenian''', also known as '''genderstill''' or '''genderstatic''' refers to a gender or genders that are consistent, always present, and unchanging. It is the opposite of [[genderfluid]]. A kymenian person may still be [[genderflux]], as their gender remains the same, the only thing changing is the intensity of that gender. It can be used as an umbrella term for any non-fluid gender. It can also be used as a suffix to denote [[multigender]] people constantly experience all their genders and aren't fluid between their genders. For example: [[ |
[[File:Kymenian.jpg|thumb|The kymenian flag.]]<blockquote>'''Not to be confused with [[Staticgender|staticgender.]]'''</blockquote>'''Kymenian''', also known as '''genderstill''' or '''genderstatic''', refers to a gender or genders that are consistent, always present, and unchanging. It is the opposite of [[genderfluid]]. A kymenian person may still be [[genderflux]], as their gender remains the same, the only thing changing is the intensity of that gender. It can be used as an umbrella term for any non-fluid gender. It can also be used as a suffix to denote [[multigender]] people constantly experience all their genders and aren't fluid between their genders. For example: [[pangenderstatic]], [[bigenderstill]], or kymenian [[trigender]]. |
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Revision as of 00:12, 22 February 2021
Not to be confused with staticgender.
Kymenian, also known as genderstill or genderstatic, refers to a gender or genders that are consistent, always present, and unchanging. It is the opposite of genderfluid. A kymenian person may still be genderflux, as their gender remains the same, the only thing changing is the intensity of that gender. It can be used as an umbrella term for any non-fluid gender. It can also be used as a suffix to denote multigender people constantly experience all their genders and aren't fluid between their genders. For example: pangenderstatic, bigenderstill, or kymenian trigender.
The orientation equivalent is kymenic.