Multrengender is a gender identity on the multigender spectrum where one is multigender, but feels disconnected from some of their genders. They may feel directly connected and related to some of their genders, but feel that, despite being present and part of their gender identity, their other genders are disconnected and seemingly "foreign".
For example, someone could be female, male, catgender, and maverique, and feel their femalehood and mavrihood strongly or directly, but feel their malehood and their catgender in a detached, disconnected way, or feel they only relate to those genders indirectly, hazily, and/or incompletely.
Variant Terms
One may experience their disconnect in varying ways and may choose to use a more specific label to represent that.
Multrenfluid
Multrenfluid is when one is multrengender, but the genders they fill disconnected from vary. At one time they may feel connected to their masculinity and disconnected from their femininity and mavrinity, and at another time they may feel connected to their femininity and masculinity but disconnected from their mavrinity. They may go from feeling disconnected from all genders, to none, to a few, and so on and so forth.
Multrenflux
Multrenflux is when one is multrengender and always feels disconnected from the same genders, but the level of disconnect fluctuates. For example, one may be multrengender and always be connected to their femininity and masculinity, and always disconnected from their xenogenders, but one day they may feel fully disconnected from their xenogenders, and the next they may feel only halfway disconnected from their xenogenders.
Multrenfluix
Multrenfluix is when one is simultaneously both multrenfluid and multrenflux. This may manifest as being multigender and one day feeling 50% disconnected from masculinity, and the next feeling 90% disconnected from femininity and their xenogenders.
History
Multrengender and all its variants were coined by Discord user reign of rainbows (Reign of the breadsticcs on FANDOM) on April 23, 2021. The multrengender flag was designed the same day by the same user.
Etymology
Multrengender takes the beginning of "multi" and combines it with the beginning of the German word "trennen" meaning "disconnect".