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[[File:Milkshakegender.png|thumb|220x220px|The milkshakegender flag.]] |
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'''Milkshakegender''' is a Xenogender defined as a gender that is connected to the feelings of the softness and coldness if milkshakes. |
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'''Milkshakegender''' is a [[xenogender]] that is connected to the feelings of the softness and coldness in milkshakes. One may also be related to the aesthetic of milkshakes; foamy, soft, sweet, etc. One could also be related or connected to milkshakes or be related to their flavors. One can be connected to multiple flavors or just one. |
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You could also be related or connected to milkshakes singularly or be related to their flavours. |
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You may also be related to the aesthetic of milkshakes, foamy, soft, sweet,etc; You can be connected to multiple flavours or one. |
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Milkshakegender was first coined by Twitter user MOVED on the 17th August 2020. |
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The flags were made and posted the same day. |
The flags were made and posted the same day. |
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[[File:Milkshakegender flag without logo.png|thumb|The milkshakegender flag without the photo.]] |
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== Flag == |
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'''Sources:''' |
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Dark pink represents feminine and masculine identities, light pink represents a strong connection to strawberry milkshakes, brown represents a strong connection to chocolate milkshakes, dark white represents a strong connection to vanilla milkshakes, and white represents gender non-conformity. |
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https://picsart.com/hashtag/milkshakegender/most-edited-stickers |
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== Resources == |
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[[Category:Xenogender]] |
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[[Category:Gastrogender]] |
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[[Category:Drinkgender]] |
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Latest revision as of 23:55, 24 April 2021
Milkshakegender is a xenogender that is connected to the feelings of the softness and coldness in milkshakes. One may also be related to the aesthetic of milkshakes; foamy, soft, sweet, etc. One could also be related or connected to milkshakes or be related to their flavors. One can be connected to multiple flavors or just one.
History
Milkshakegender was first coined by Twitter user @daIIassmuth August 17, 2020.[1]
The flags were made and posted the same day.
Flag
Dark pink represents feminine and masculine identities, light pink represents a strong connection to strawberry milkshakes, brown represents a strong connection to chocolate milkshakes, dark white represents a strong connection to vanilla milkshakes, and white represents gender non-conformity.