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    The masculine equivalent of paragirl is [[paraboy]]. The [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] equivalent is [[paragender]] or [[Paragender|paranonbinary]].
    The masculine equivalent of paragirl is [[paraboy]]. The [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] equivalent is [[paragender]] or [[Paragender|paranonbinary]].

    == Paragirlflux ==
    '''Paragirlflux''', or '''Parawomanflux''', is a term is a gender under the [[genderflux]] umbrella, and is similar to [[demigirlflux]]. At one's most feminine one can is [[paragirl]]. At the least feminine, depending on the person, as this gender identity may they may feel like other genders, including, but not limited:

    * [[Demigirl]]
    * [[Non-Binary]]
    * [[Agender]]
    * [[Multigender]]

    The masculine counterpart is paraboyflux.


    == Flag ==
    == Flag ==

    Revision as of 15:47, 7 January 2021

    The paragirl flag.

    Paragirl, also known as Parafeminine or Parafemale is the feminine subset of paragender. Parafeminine people identify mostly as a girl, woman, or an otherwise feminine gender, but not entirely. The feminine part makes up 51-99% of their gender. The other 1-49% can be any gender or combination of genders, but the most commonly reported is agender. Paragirl is similar to demigirl, but it is more specific because in paragirl the girl part outweighs the other part(s).

    The masculine equivalent of paragirl is paraboy. The non-binary equivalent is paragender or paranonbinary.

    Paragirlflux

    Paragirlflux, or Parawomanflux, is a term is a gender under the genderflux umbrella, and is similar to demigirlflux. At one's most feminine one can is paragirl. At the least feminine, depending on the person, as this gender identity may they may feel like other genders, including, but not limited:

    The masculine counterpart is paraboyflux.

    Flag

    The terms paragender was coined by Tumblr user queerspike some time around July 10, 2014, but presumably before[1]. The paragirl flag was created by the Tumblr blog Pridearchive on July 24, 2014[2]. Grey represents partial gender. White represents a lack of gender. Red represents femininity as it's close to but not quite pink. Orange is close to red on the color wheel, representing the “near-ness” of paragirl.

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