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'''Neumasc''' '''[[solarian]]''' or '''neusarian''' is a solar neuter [[non-binary]] person, experiencing [[Masculine|masculinity]] irrespective of [[neugender]] identity (masc as it exists outside of genderedness) while being neuman-aligned or neutromasculine-aligned, your experiences & understanding of your own [[Mingender|MIN]]/[[Ningender|NIN]] alignment ([[Mascgender|mascugender]]/masculigender/[[neutrois]]) are shared with or mirror those who would define themselves as mascuneutral/mascneutral.<ref>https://imoga-pride.tumblr.com/post/182284588051/solarian-neumasc-flag</ref> |
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'''Neusarian''' or '''Neumasc''' '''[[Solarian]]''' (also spelled '''Neusorian''')is a [[Gender Alignment|gender alignment]] which is masculine in nature ([[mingender]]) or in which someone experiences some connection to masculinity in one's gender, but does not have any ties to maleness or [[Man|manhood]] whatsoever (is not [[miaspec]]). What mingender means can be different to different people; but if one's gender feels in someway tied to or resembling [[Masculine|masculinity]] or one's experiences with their identity or one's and understanding of their identity are shared with or mirror those who would define themselves as masculine (regardless of whether it would be considered masculine or not) one may be masculine-aligned.<ref>https://imoga-pride.tumblr.com/post/182284588051/solarian-neumasc-flag</ref> |
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Revision as of 02:00, 25 November 2020
Neusarian or Neumasc Solarian (also spelled Neusorian)is a gender alignment which is masculine in nature (mingender) or in which someone experiences some connection to masculinity in one's gender, but does not have any ties to maleness or manhood whatsoever (is not miaspec). What mingender means can be different to different people; but if one's gender feels in someway tied to or resembling masculinity or one's experiences with their identity or one's and understanding of their identity are shared with or mirror those who would define themselves as masculine (regardless of whether it would be considered masculine or not) one may be masculine-aligned.[1]