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[[File:Pangender-3.png|thumb|175x175px|An alternate pangender flag.]][[File:Pangender symbol.png|thumb|The pangender symbol.|alt=|160x160px]][[File:Pangender flag by Cats670.png|thumb|An alternate Pangender flag by Cats670]][[File:Static-assets-upload12973019137736972778.png|thumb|192x192px|Another alternate pangender flag]]'''Pangender''' is a form of [[multigender]] in which someone experiences all multiple genders in their life experience, and/or culture.
'''Pangender''' is a form on [[multigender]] in which someone experiences all genders. It is a [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] gender which refers to a vast and diverse amount of genders in the same individual that can extend infinitely. A pangender person can experience these genders at the same time or they may be [[Genderfluid|fluid]] between them. The intensity of their gender(s) may [[Genderflux|fluctuate]].▼
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Since the term pangender is very expansive and unspecific it could mean several different things depending on the individual, including:▼
▲Since the term pangender is very expansive and unspecific, it could mean several different things depending on the individual, including:
*A person who has a large number of genders (too many to count).▼
* A person who is all known genders.▼
* A person whose gender experience goes beyond the known genders.▼
* A person who has infinitely many genders.▼
When referring to all genders this only includes genders in one's own culture and life experience. One cannot identify as ethnic genders outside their own culture, as those gender require a connection to and knowledge of that culture, and it's impossible for one to spend their life in all cultures.▼
*An individual who has one all-encompassing gender.
▲When referring to "all genders", this only includes genders in one's own culture and life experience. One cannot identify as ethnic genders outside their own culture, as those gender require a connection to and knowledge of that culture, and it's impossible for one to spend their life in all cultures.
Sometimes people use pangender to refer to not caring about gender/how other people view them.[[File:Pangender symbol.png|thumb|The pangender symbol|alt=|180x180px]]▼
==Flag and Symbols==▼
The pangender flag was designed by the Deviantart user Cari-Rez-Lobo some time around January 16, 2016.<ref>https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Pangender-1-584885794</ref> The colors are very bright so that they represent the multiplicity of genders (because white light is a combination of all colors). Yellow represents all the genders that are not related to female and male ([[abinary]]). Light red represents the transition to the genders which are related to [[Woman|female]] and [[Man|male]]. Light pink represents the combination of female and male. White represents the blend of all genders.▼
▲Sometimes
The pangender symbol was created by an unknown person. The symbol appears to be a combination of the [[androgyne]] symbol (which itself is a combination of the female and male symbols), showing that one is all female/feminine genders, all male/masculine genders, and all genders that are a combination of these; the non-binary symbol, showing that one is all non-binary genders, particularly abinary genders; and the [[agender]] symbol, showing that [[Genderless|genderlessness]] can be included as well. ▼
▲The pangender flag was designed by
An alternate pride flag was submitted by Reddit user helpme0519 on September 28, 2020.<ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/QueerVexillology/comments/j181rx/my_take_on_a_pangender_pride_flag/ Alternate flag creation]</ref> The colors share similar meanings to the [[pansexual]] flag. Blue and pink represent the [[Binary Genders|binary]] genders. Yellow represents genders that fall outside of the binary. White represents tranquility with being accepting of all.
▲The pangender symbol was created by an unknown
==Etymology==
The Greek prefix "''pan''" refers to "everything" or "all."
==References==
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[[Category:Gender]]
[[Category:Multigender]]
[[Category:Omnine Genders]]
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