Rosarygender
Rosarygender or Rosarygenus is a gender label exclusively to (Roman) Catholic Christians. The individual experiences a certain gender while praying the rosary.
Subsets are Rosaryfilia, rosaryfilius and rosaryfili@.
Rosaryfilia
This individual feels a connection to womanhood, a womanly or feminine gender while praying the rosary. They have a woman-aligned gender experience.
Rosaryfilius
This individual feels a connection to manhood, a manly or masculine gender while praying the rosary. They have a man-aligned gender experience.
Rosaryfili@
This individual feels a connection to a neutral gender while praying the rosary. They have a neutral-aligned gender experience.
Etymology
Rosary is an English word. Genus is Latin for gender. Filia means daughter and filius son; to create a genderneutral term one can use fili@. Christians are called children of God, therefore the chosen words.
Flag
The flag has 3 horizontal stripes: The first is white the second yellow and the third brown. At the bottom, there is a dark blue triangle.
- white stands for the light (relig.liturgical colors) and is a reference to the Vatican flag.
- the yellow is a reference to the Vatican flag as well.
- the color brown was chosen because of the wooden cross Jesus died for our sins.
- the blue triangle is a reference to the blue color that is connected to Mary. It also symbolizes the trinity.
Backgroundknowledge
(Roman) Catholics pray the rosary that is devoted to Mother Mary, the virgin that gave birth to the lord, savior, and king Jesus. The trinity stands in the center of Christian believers, they believe that God, the Holy Spirit, and Jesus are one.
History
This gender label was coined by user Nel44 on 04.06.2022. The flag was also created by them.