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    Musigender is a gender in the [[Musicorum System]]. Musigender individuals can only describe their gender as feeling like music itself. A musigender person may attempt to describe their gender with a specific song/tune/feeling but usually their gender is mostly unexplainable to someone who is not musigender. Musi- is a prefix, and can be added to other identities such as "musiboy". Musigender is an umbrella term but can be used as a stand-alone identity.
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    '''Musigender''' is a gender in the [[Musicorum System|musicorum system]]. Musigender individuals can only describe their gender as feeling like music itself. A musigender person may attempt to describe their gender with a specific song/tune/feeling but usually their gender is mostly unexplainable to someone who is not musigender. Musi- is a prefix, and can be added to other identities such as "musiboy". Musigender is an umbrella term, but can be used as a stand-alone identity.


    == Musigenders ==
    Not to be confused with [[musicgender]] or [[musicagender]].


    * [[Acrigender]] - feels like sharp/jagged music
    == Other musigender identities ==
    * [[Impericgender]]- feels like empowering and strong music
    [[Musigender]]- an umbrella or stand alone term for musigender individuals
    * [[Inexgender]] - wild and unpredictable musigender identity
    * [[Molisgender]] - feels like soft, warm music
    * [[Musifluid]]- fluid between musigender identities
    * [[Potengender]]- when one is listening to a song, their gender identity changes to mirror that of the song
    *[[Songshiftgender]] - an identity exclusive to musickin, where ones gender changes into the song they are shifted as


    [[Category:Musicorum System]]
    [[Musifluid]]- fluid between musigender identities

    [[Acrigender]]- in which the gender feels like sharp/jagged music

    [[Molisgender]]- in which the gender feels like soft and warm-feeling music

    [[Impericgender]]- in which the gender feels like soft and warm-feeling music

    [[Potengender]]- when one is listening to a song, their gender identity changes to mirror that of the song

    [[Inexgender]]- a wild and unpredictable musigender identity

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    [[Category:Xenogender]]
    [[Category:Xenogender]]
    [[Category:Musicorum System]]
    [[Category:Flagless Identities]]

    Latest revision as of 09:32, 23 November 2021

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    Musigender is a gender in the musicorum system. Musigender individuals can only describe their gender as feeling like music itself. A musigender person may attempt to describe their gender with a specific song/tune/feeling but usually their gender is mostly unexplainable to someone who is not musigender. Musi- is a prefix, and can be added to other identities such as "musiboy". Musigender is an umbrella term, but can be used as a stand-alone identity.

    Musigenders

    • Acrigender - feels like sharp/jagged music
    • Impericgender- feels like empowering and strong music
    • Inexgender - wild and unpredictable musigender identity
    • Molisgender - feels like soft, warm music
    • Musifluid- fluid between musigender identities
    • Potengender- when one is listening to a song, their gender identity changes to mirror that of the song
    • Songshiftgender - an identity exclusive to musickin, where ones gender changes into the song they are shifted as
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