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    [[File:Nocismasexual.png|thumb|220x220px|The nocismasexual flag.]]
    [[File:Nocisma2.png|thumb|220x220px|The first nocismasexual flag.]]
    [[File:Nocismasexual.png|thumb|220x220px|The most common nocismasexual flag.|alt=]]
    '''Nocismasexual''' is the attraction to all genders, but A) one's attraction to men fades once it is known someone is a [[cisgender]] man or B) one does not feel attraction to men until it is known that the man in question is not cisgender. This term is typically used by [[transgender]], [[Non-Binary|non-binary]], or otherwise non-cis people. The term could theoretically be used by cis people however there is typically no reason for a cis person to do so as nocismasexuality stems from a discomfort/unwillingness to have a relationship with a cis man due to trauma, oppression, or other personal reasons (not because there’s any inherent difference between cis and trans men).
    [[File:The Nocismasexual Flag.jpg|thumb|Alternate nocismasexual flag by Asphyn Falwell.|alt=]]
    [[File:Nocismasexual Alt Flag 2.png|thumb|Alternate flag by akoimiz on Tumblr.]]
    [[File:Nocisma.png|thumb|Nocismasexual flag by Rainbowcoric on Tumblr.]]
    '''Nocismasexual''', also called '''nesoic''', is the [[attraction]] to all [[genders]], except, either: A) One's attraction to [[men]] fades once it is known someone is a [[cisgender]] man. B) One does not feel attraction to men until it is known that the man in question is not cisgender, or C) One chooses not to date cisgender men/chooses not to date men unless they know the man in question is not cis.

    The term is used by [[transgender]], [[non-binary]], or otherwise [[Cisn't|non-cis]] individuals who are not attracted to cis men or are unwilling to date cis men. The unwillingness to date cis men is ''not'' because there’s any inherent difference between cis and trans men, rather it stems from issues of safety, trauma, oppression, or other personal reasons. One may not want to be vulnerable to misconceptions, misgendering, or oppression from their partner. One may also prefer a trans partner because one would relate to them more.

    == History ==
    It's unknown when the term was coin or by whom, but it existed at least before January 2016.<ref name=":0">https://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/post/152787908310/nocismasexual-pride-flag</ref>

    The alternate name, nesoic, was coined on February 8, 2018 by Tumblr user identity-workshop.<ref>http://archive.is/N31m9#selection-93.0-93.6</ref> It was named after a moon of Neptune, as it is considered a subtype of [[neptunic]].


    == Flag ==
    == Flag ==
    The first nocismasexual flag was create on or before November 5, 2016 by Mod Raleigh from pride-flags-for-us.<ref name=":0" /> No meaning was given for the flag.<ref>https://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/post/153195885555/nocisma-pride-flags</ref>
    The blue being at the bottom represents discomfort or unwillingness to have a relationship with a cis man. The rest of the colors being generally brown and grey represents how the person can be comfortable with other genders.

    The second, and most commonly seen nocismasexual flag was created by Mod Hermy from pride-color-schemes on June 7, 2017.<ref>https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Nocisma-683412031?comment=1%3A683412031%3A4763735662&ga_changes=1&ga_submit_new=10%3A1497586384&ga_type=edit</ref> The blue being at the bottom represents discomfort/unwillingness to have a relationship with a cis man. The rest of the colors being represents how the person can be comfortable and fine with other genders/people.

    An alternate flag was created by Asphyn Falwell (Oddlyasphyn) on June 28, 2020 on the LGBTA+ wiki. The light blue triangle represents cis men. The dark blueish-grey outline around the triangle represents the separation and disconnection between cis men to any other identity. Finally, the greys represent the gender spectrum.

    Another alternate flag, based on the design of the original, was created on July 30, 2020 by Tumblr user Rainbowcoric.<ref>https://rainbowcoric.tumblr.com/post/625115282596413440/nocis-nocisma-and-nociswoma-flag-redesigns</ref> The black outer stripes, as well as the line striking through, represent the lack of attraction to cis men or the decision to not date cis men. The dark blue represents cis men. The medium blue represent any kind of t4t (trans-for-trans) attraction. The white stripe represents the trans people using the label.

    Another alternate flag was created by Akoimiz on Tumblr on September 25th, 2020.<ref>https://akoimiz.tumblr.com/post/630204820597407744/nocisma-alt-flag</ref> The colors represent attraction towards different genders. Green represents [[agender]] people. Pink represents trans women. Blue represents trans men. Ivory represents [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] people. Yellow represents [[multigender]] people. Orange represents [[genderfluid]] and [[genderflux]] people. Red represents cis women.

    == Resources ==
    <references />
    [[Category:Sexuality]]
    [[Category:Sexuality]]
    [[Category:M-Spec]]
    [[Category:Exclusive Identities]]
    [[Category:Exclusive Sexualities]]

    Latest revision as of 17:54, 22 August 2023

    The first nocismasexual flag.
    The most common nocismasexual flag.
    Alternate nocismasexual flag by Asphyn Falwell.
    Alternate flag by akoimiz on Tumblr.
    Nocismasexual flag by Rainbowcoric on Tumblr.

    Nocismasexual, also called nesoic, is the attraction to all genders, except, either: A) One's attraction to men fades once it is known someone is a cisgender man. B) One does not feel attraction to men until it is known that the man in question is not cisgender, or C) One chooses not to date cisgender men/chooses not to date men unless they know the man in question is not cis.

    The term is used by transgender, non-binary, or otherwise non-cis individuals who are not attracted to cis men or are unwilling to date cis men. The unwillingness to date cis men is not because there’s any inherent difference between cis and trans men, rather it stems from issues of safety, trauma, oppression, or other personal reasons. One may not want to be vulnerable to misconceptions, misgendering, or oppression from their partner. One may also prefer a trans partner because one would relate to them more.

    History

    It's unknown when the term was coin or by whom, but it existed at least before January 2016.[1]

    The alternate name, nesoic, was coined on February 8, 2018 by Tumblr user identity-workshop.[2] It was named after a moon of Neptune, as it is considered a subtype of neptunic.

    Flag

    The first nocismasexual flag was create on or before November 5, 2016 by Mod Raleigh from pride-flags-for-us.[1] No meaning was given for the flag.[3]

    The second, and most commonly seen nocismasexual flag was created by Mod Hermy from pride-color-schemes on June 7, 2017.[4] The blue being at the bottom represents discomfort/unwillingness to have a relationship with a cis man. The rest of the colors being represents how the person can be comfortable and fine with other genders/people.

    An alternate flag was created by Asphyn Falwell (Oddlyasphyn) on June 28, 2020 on the LGBTA+ wiki. The light blue triangle represents cis men. The dark blueish-grey outline around the triangle represents the separation and disconnection between cis men to any other identity. Finally, the greys represent the gender spectrum.

    Another alternate flag, based on the design of the original, was created on July 30, 2020 by Tumblr user Rainbowcoric.[5] The black outer stripes, as well as the line striking through, represent the lack of attraction to cis men or the decision to not date cis men. The dark blue represents cis men. The medium blue represent any kind of t4t (trans-for-trans) attraction. The white stripe represents the trans people using the label.

    Another alternate flag was created by Akoimiz on Tumblr on September 25th, 2020.[6] The colors represent attraction towards different genders. Green represents agender people. Pink represents trans women. Blue represents trans men. Ivory represents non-binary people. Yellow represents multigender people. Orange represents genderfluid and genderflux people. Red represents cis women.

    Resources

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