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    [[File:Lightningmasc flag.JPG|thumb|the Lightningmasc flag.]]
    [[File:Lightningmasc flag.JPG|thumb|the Lightningmasc flag.]]
    [[File:Lightningneu flag.JPG|thumb|the Lightningneu flag.]]
    [[File:Lightningneu flag.JPG|thumb|the Lightningneu flag.]]
    '''Lightninggender''', also known as '''Flashgender''', is a that you experience small, seemingly random flashes of your gender. Depending on if you feel feminine, masculine, or androgynous, it subdivides into [[Lightningfem]], [[Lightningmasc]], and Lightningneu.
    Lightninggender, also known as Flashgender, is a term coined by Scratch user ReversedServers. It means that one experiences small, seemingly random flashes of their gender. Depending on if they feel feminine, masculine, or androgynous, it subdivides into Lightningfem, Lightningmasc, and Lightningneu.


    Lightningfem
    == History ==

    It was coined by Scratch user ReversedServers.
    Lightningfem is a subset of Lightninggender meaning that one's gender comes in at seemingly random flashes and has some connection to femininity.
    [[Category:Xenogender]]

    Revision as of 05:47, 7 June 2021

    the Lightninggender flag.
    the Lightningfem flag.
    the Lightningmasc flag.
    the Lightningneu flag.

    Lightninggender, also known as Flashgender, is a term coined by Scratch user ReversedServers. It means that one experiences small, seemingly random flashes of their gender. Depending on if they feel feminine, masculine, or androgynous, it subdivides into Lightningfem, Lightningmasc, and Lightningneu.

    Lightningfem

    Lightningfem is a subset of Lightninggender meaning that one's gender comes in at seemingly random flashes and has some connection to femininity.

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