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'''Neutrogender''' or ''' |
'''Neutrogender''' or '''neutrgender''' is a gender that is primarily [[neutrois]] but has a partial connection to another gender. Neutrogender individuals tend to feel between 1-49% of a connection to another gender. The term was inspired by and is similar to [[libragender]], except instead of [[agender]] it is mainly neutrois. Any gender can have a neutrogender version of it. |
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== Neutroboy == |
== Neutroboy == |
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[[File:Neutroboy.jpg|thumb|The neutroboy flag.]] |
[[File:Neutroboy.jpg|thumb|The neutroboy/neutromasculine flag.]] |
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Neutroboy or neutromasculine is a gender |
'''Neutroboy''' or '''neutromasculine''' is a gender that is with strong connections to masculinity. It's similar to [[demiboy]], but is more specifically partially male and partially neutrois, with the neutrois part outweighing the masculine part. |
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== Neutrogirl == |
== Neutrogirl == |
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[[File:Neutrogirl.jpg|thumb|The neutrogirl flag.]] |
[[File:Neutrogirl.jpg|thumb|The neutrogirl/neutrofeminine flag.]] |
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Neutrogirl or neutrofeminine is a gender |
'''Neutrogirl''' or '''neutrofeminine''' is a gender that is neutrois or mostly neutrois with strong connections to femininity. It's similar to [[demigirl]], but is more specifically partially female and partially neutrois, with the neutrois part outweighing the feminine part. |
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== Neutrox == |
== Neutrox == |
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Neutrox is a gender |
'''Neutrox''' is a gender that is neutrois or mostly neutrois with strong connections to an absence of gender. It can also be thought of as being mostly neutrois and partially agender or [[genderless]]. It's similar to [[demineutrois]], but is more specifically partially agender and partially neutrois, with the neutrois part outweighing the genderless part. |
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== History and Flags== |
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The terms and flags were created by Tumblr user the-ross-winchester on September 25th, 2018.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20210606211048/https://the-ross-winchester.tumblr.com/post/178466183960/neutr-genders</ref> The flags all follow the same pattern. The bottom two stripes are the same from the neutrois flag. The top stripe is a color representing the other part of the gender, with the color being pale to represent it being weaker than the neutrois part. |
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[[Category:Abinary Genders]] |
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Revision as of 03:25, 25 November 2021
Neutrogender or neutrgender is a gender that is primarily neutrois but has a partial connection to another gender. Neutrogender individuals tend to feel between 1-49% of a connection to another gender. The term was inspired by and is similar to libragender, except instead of agender it is mainly neutrois. Any gender can have a neutrogender version of it.
Neutroboy
Neutroboy or neutromasculine is a gender that is with strong connections to masculinity. It's similar to demiboy, but is more specifically partially male and partially neutrois, with the neutrois part outweighing the masculine part.
Neutrogirl
Neutrogirl or neutrofeminine is a gender that is neutrois or mostly neutrois with strong connections to femininity. It's similar to demigirl, but is more specifically partially female and partially neutrois, with the neutrois part outweighing the feminine part.
Neutrox
Neutrox is a gender that is neutrois or mostly neutrois with strong connections to an absence of gender. It can also be thought of as being mostly neutrois and partially agender or genderless. It's similar to demineutrois, but is more specifically partially agender and partially neutrois, with the neutrois part outweighing the genderless part.
History and Flags
The terms and flags were created by Tumblr user the-ross-winchester on September 25th, 2018.[1] The flags all follow the same pattern. The bottom two stripes are the same from the neutrois flag. The top stripe is a color representing the other part of the gender, with the color being pale to represent it being weaker than the neutrois part.