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[[File:Lightninggender flag.JPG|thumb|The lightninggender flag.]] |
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[[File:Lightningfem flag.JPG|thumb|The lightningfem flag.]] |
[[File:Lightningfem flag.JPG|thumb|The lightningfem flag.]] |
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[[File:Lightningmasc flag.JPG|thumb|The lightningmasc flag.]] |
[[File:Lightningmasc flag.JPG|thumb|The lightningmasc flag.]] |
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[[File:Lightningneu flag.JPG|thumb|The lightningneu flag.[[File:Lightningxeno flag.jpg|thumb|The lightningxeno flag.]][[File:Lightningandro flag.jpg|thumb|The lightningandrogy flag.]]]]''Not to be confused with [[Sparkgender]].'' [[File:Alt lightninggender flag.jpg|thumb|Alternate lightninggender flag by Wepromiseweretrying.]] |
[[File:Lightningneu flag.JPG|thumb|The lightningneu flag.[[File:Lightningxeno flag.jpg|thumb|The lightningxeno flag.]][[File:Lightningandro flag.jpg|thumb|The lightningandrogy flag.]]]]''Not to be confused with [[Sparkgender]].'' [[File:Alt lightninggender flag.jpg|thumb|Alternate lightninggender flag by Wepromiseweretrying.]] |
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'''Lightninggender''', also known as '''flashgender''', is a [[xenogender]] where one is mostly neutral but experiences experiences small, seemingly random flashes of their gender. Depending on if they feel feminine, masculine, androgynous, neutral, or xenic, it subdivides into lightningfem, lightningmasc, lightningneu, lightningandrogy, and lightningxeno. |
'''Lightninggender''', also known as '''flashgender''', is a [[xenogender]] where one is mostly neutral but experiences experiences small, seemingly random flashes of their gender. Depending on if they feel [[feminine]], [[masculine]], [[androgynous]], [[neutral]], or [[xenic]], it subdivides into lightningfem, lightningmasc, lightningneu, lightningandrogy, and lightningxeno. |
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==Lightningfem== |
==Lightningfem== |
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Lightningmasc is a subset of lightninggender where one's gender comes in at random flashes, and has some connection to masculinity. |
Lightningmasc is a subset of lightninggender where one's gender comes in at random flashes, and has some connection to masculinity. |
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==Lightningneu== |
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Lightningneu is a subset of lightninggender where one's gender comes in at random flashes and has some connection to neutrality. |
Lightningneu is a subset of lightninggender where one's gender comes in at random flashes and has some connection to neutrality. |
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==Lightningandrogy== |
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Lightningandrogy is a subset of lightninggender where one's gender comes in at random flashes and has some connection to androgyny. |
Lightningandrogy is a subset of lightninggender where one's gender comes in at random flashes and has some connection to androgyny. |
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==Lightningxeno== |
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Lightningxeno is a subset of lightninggender where one's gender comes in at random flashes and has some connection to xeninity. |
Lightningxeno is a subset of lightninggender where one's gender comes in at random flashes and has some connection to xeninity. |
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==Flag and History== |
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Lightninggender, as well as the subsets lightningfem, lightningmasc, and lightningneu, were coined by user ReversedServers on Scratch on June 3rd, 2021.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20211125234959/https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/540071248/ Lightninggender coining.]</ref> The flags were made on the same day. The subsets lightningandrogy and lightningxeno were later coined by the same user, and their flags were created. |
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==Etymology== |
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The prefix lightning- comes from the English word lightning, which is a biological phenomenon that happens in small flashes. The suffix -gender has an obvious meaning, though combined with the prefix it means "flashing gender" which is similar to |
The prefix lightning- comes from the English word lightning, which is a biological phenomenon that happens in small flashes. The suffix -gender has an obvious meaning, though combined with the prefix it means "flashing gender" which is similar to flashgender, alternate name for the term. |
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https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/540071248/ - oldest version of coining |
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[[Category:Miscellaneous gender]] |
[[Category:Miscellaneous gender]] |
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Revision as of 23:56, 25 November 2021
Not to be confused with Sparkgender.
Lightninggender, also known as flashgender, is a xenogender where one is mostly neutral but experiences experiences small, seemingly random flashes of their gender. Depending on if they feel feminine, masculine, androgynous, neutral, or xenic, it subdivides into lightningfem, lightningmasc, lightningneu, lightningandrogy, and lightningxeno.
Lightningfem
Lightningfem is a subset of lightninggender where one's gender comes in at random flashes and has some connection to femininity.
Lightningmasc
Lightningmasc is a subset of lightninggender where one's gender comes in at random flashes, and has some connection to masculinity.
Lightningneu
Lightningneu is a subset of lightninggender where one's gender comes in at random flashes and has some connection to neutrality.
Lightningandrogy
Lightningandrogy is a subset of lightninggender where one's gender comes in at random flashes and has some connection to androgyny.
Lightningxeno
Lightningxeno is a subset of lightninggender where one's gender comes in at random flashes and has some connection to xeninity.
Flag and History
Lightninggender, as well as the subsets lightningfem, lightningmasc, and lightningneu, were coined by user ReversedServers on Scratch on June 3rd, 2021.[1] The flags were made on the same day. The subsets lightningandrogy and lightningxeno were later coined by the same user, and their flags were created.
Etymology
The prefix lightning- comes from the English word lightning, which is a biological phenomenon that happens in small flashes. The suffix -gender has an obvious meaning, though combined with the prefix it means "flashing gender" which is similar to flashgender, alternate name for the term.