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    [[File:Saturnarianflag.png|thumb|The original saturnian flag.]]
    ''Not to be confused with [[Saturnic]].''</div>
    [[File:Saturnarianflag.png|thumb|220x220px|The original saturnian flag.]]
    [[File:Saturnian.png|thumb|system-lgbt's saturnian flag.]]
    [[File:Saturnian.png|thumb|220x220px|System-Lgbt's saturnian flag.]]


    '''Saturnian''' is a [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] [[xenogender]] in the [[Celestial System|celestial gender system]].
    '''Saturnian''' or '''merlunettian''' is a [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] [[xenogender]] in the [[Celestial System|celestial gender system]] connected to masculine and feminine celestial energies.


    == Original ==
    == History and Flag ==
    The term was coined by Tumblr user uncommongenders in November 2017. <ref>[https://uncommongenders.tumblr.com/post/167068128401/hey-juparian-i-cant-make-a-flag-right-now-but-i Tumblr post coining saturnian and asking for aid making a flag. (Note: Dead link.)]</ref> The original flag was created by Tumblr user juparian later that month.<ref>[https://juparian.tumblr.com/post/167248165232/saturnian-a-soft-celestial-gender-that-is Tumblr post with saturnian flag. (Note: Dead link.)]</ref>
    The original definition of saturnian is a gender that is linked to both soft, celestial, masculine and feminine energy, but it is not necessarily a combination of [[juparian]] and [[lunettian]]. A saturnian person may feel different amounts of energy at different times.


    The original definition of saturnian was "a gender that is linked to both soft, celestial, masculine and feminine energy, but it is not necessarily a combination of [[juparian]] and [[lunettian]]. A saturnian person may feel different amounts of energy at different times." In that definition, saturnian was similar to [[juparettian]], with the exception that saturnian was less fluid and the two energies were separate.
    Saturnian is similar to [[juparettian]], with the difference being that juparettian is a combination of masculine and feminine energies, they are connected. Saturnian is less fluid, and the two energies are separate.


    However, the definition of many of the celestial genders were altered in a rework by Tumblr user system-lgbt to make the celestial gender system more consistent.<ref>[https://system-lgbt.tumblr.com/post/179039920843/the-celestial-system-expansion-explained Tumblr post expanding the celestial gender system.]</ref> Under the rework of the celestial gender system, saturnian is defined as someone who is [[lunettian]] and [[mercurian]], and one could be both at the same time, [[Genderfluid|fluid]] between the two, or feel different amounts of each gender at different times.
    == Rework ==
    Under the rework of the celestial gender system, saturnian is also known as merlunettian. It is defined as someone who is [[lunettian]] and [[mercurian]]. One could be both at the same time or they might be [[Genderfluid|fluid]] between the two. They may feel different amounts of each gender at different times. Under the rework the original definition of saturnian is now included with [[venusian]].


    == History ==
    == References ==
    <references />
    The term saturnian was coined by the Tumblr blog Uncommongenders in November 2, 2017<ref>https://uncommongenders.tumblr.com/post/167068128401/hey-juparian-i-cant-make-a-flag-right-now-but-i</ref>. However the definition of many of the celestial genders were altered in a rework by Tumblr user System-Lgbt reworking the system, to make it more consistent<ref>https://system-lgbt.tumblr.com/post/179039920843/the-celestial-system-expansion-explained</ref>.


    The original flag was posted by the user Juparian on November 7, 2017<ref>https://juparian.tumblr.com/post/167248165232/saturnian-a-soft-celestial-gender-that-is</ref>. The color pallet was requested by Uncommongenders, the coiner of the term. Both the old and new flag were based on the colors of Saturn.

    == Resources ==
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    [[Category:Xenogender]]
    [[Category:Xenogender]]
    [[Category:Celestial System]]

    Latest revision as of 01:25, 2 June 2021

    The original saturnian flag.
    system-lgbt's saturnian flag.

    Saturnian or merlunettian is a non-binary xenogender in the celestial gender system connected to masculine and feminine celestial energies.

    History and Flag

    The term was coined by Tumblr user uncommongenders in November 2017. [1] The original flag was created by Tumblr user juparian later that month.[2]

    The original definition of saturnian was "a gender that is linked to both soft, celestial, masculine and feminine energy, but it is not necessarily a combination of juparian and lunettian. A saturnian person may feel different amounts of energy at different times." In that definition, saturnian was similar to juparettian, with the exception that saturnian was less fluid and the two energies were separate.

    However, the definition of many of the celestial genders were altered in a rework by Tumblr user system-lgbt to make the celestial gender system more consistent.[3] Under the rework of the celestial gender system, saturnian is defined as someone who is lunettian and mercurian, and one could be both at the same time, fluid between the two, or feel different amounts of each gender at different times.

    References

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