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[[File:Plushgender.png|thumb|the plushgender flag]] |
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[[File:Plushgender2.png|thumb|Flnalb0ys' plushgender flag]] |
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[[File:Plushgender3.png|thumb|another plushgender flag]] |
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'''Plushgender''' is a term with a few different definitions: |
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#A [[kingender]] that is related to the feelings of a stuffed animal kintype |
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#A [[xenogender]] that relates to plushies and soft toys and feels soft, comforting, and almost nostalgic<ref>[https://mobile.twitter.com/FlNALB0YS/status/1289283633501466626 Plushgender] ([https://archive.ph/nqwVK archive])</ref> |
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#A gender with a connections to stuffed animals, toys, and other soft stuff, like blankets and pillows<ref>[https://xeno-aligned.tumblr.com/post/640169144572166144/ive-made-smthn-if-youre-okay-with-me-sharing Plushgender] ([https://archive.ph/DbaqG archive])</ref> |
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#An [[aesthetigender]] related to plush aesthetics |
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==History== |
==History and Flags== |
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Both the term and the flag were created by a since- |
Both the first term and the flag were created by a since-deactivated Tumblr user.<ref>https://lgbtqiarchive.tumblr.com/post/186666309555/honestly-ive-been-searching-for-it-and-i-cant (reblog)</ref> The flag's colors were based off those of [[Wikipedia:Teddy Bear|teddy bears]]. |
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The third definition and its flags were created by Twitter user Flnalb0ys on July 31, 2020. The flag's meanings are unknown. |
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The fourth definition and its flags were created by an anonymous submitter to the Tumblr blog Xeno-Aligned on or before January 13, 2021. |
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* Blue represents traditionally masculine childhood |
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* Pink represents traditionally feminine childhood |
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* Yellow and off-white represent abinary genders and those who are questioning their gender identity |
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== Pronouns == |
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Although any pronouns can be used, Flnalb0ys recommended a few pronoun sets for plushgender people: |
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*[https://pronouny.xyz/pronouns/605e5eab6a9f850013cfd0df plu/plush/plushies] |
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*[https://pronouny.xyz/pronouns/605e5f016a9f850013cfd151 ted/teddy/teddies] |
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*so/sof/soft/softself (unknown conjugation) |
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== Gallery == |
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<gallery> |
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Plushgender2 emblem.jpg|Flnalb0ys' plushgender flag with emblem |
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Plushgender3 emblem.jpg|another plushgender flag with emblem |
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</gallery> |
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==References== |
==References== |
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[[Category:Kingender]] |
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[[Category:Xenogender]] |
[[Category:Xenogender]] |
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[[Category:Aesthetigender]] |
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[[Category:Noungender]] |
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[[Category:Texturagender]] |
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Latest revision as of 18:45, 11 December 2021
Plushgender is a term with a few different definitions:
- A gender that feels related to a stuffed animal
- A kingender that is related to the feelings of a stuffed animal kintype
- A xenogender that relates to plushies and soft toys and feels soft, comforting, and almost nostalgic[1]
- A gender with a connections to stuffed animals, toys, and other soft stuff, like blankets and pillows[2]
- An aesthetigender related to plush aesthetics
History and Flags
Both the first term and the flag were created by a since-deactivated Tumblr user.[3] The flag's colors were based off those of teddy bears.
The third definition and its flags were created by Twitter user Flnalb0ys on July 31, 2020. The flag's meanings are unknown.
The fourth definition and its flags were created by an anonymous submitter to the Tumblr blog Xeno-Aligned on or before January 13, 2021.
- Blue represents traditionally masculine childhood
- Pink represents traditionally feminine childhood
- Yellow and off-white represent abinary genders and those who are questioning their gender identity
Pronouns
Although any pronouns can be used, Flnalb0ys recommended a few pronoun sets for plushgender people:
- plu/plush/plushies
- ted/teddy/teddies
- so/sof/soft/softself (unknown conjugation)
Gallery
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Flnalb0ys' plushgender flag with emblem
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another plushgender flag with emblem
